Session #99 · 1985–87

Speech #990035154

Immigrktion Reform and Control Act. Adoption of the rule (H. Res. 519) providing for House floor consideration of the bill to revise immigration laws to impose sanctions on employers who hire illegal aliens. provide legal status for many illegal aliens already in the United States. expand an existing temporary foreign worker program. and overhaul procedures for handling asylum. deportation and exclusion cases. Adopted 291111: Y(320). June 11. 1984. 205. H.R. 1510. Immigration Reform and Control Act. Education and Labor Committee amendment (offered by Hawkins. DCalif.) to restructure provisions penalizing employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens. deleting the criminal sanctions and increasing the fines. The amendment also included a new procedure for handling cases of alleged employment discrimination. Rejected 166253: Y(230). June 12. 1984. 206. H.R. 1510. Immigration Reform and Control Act. Lungren. RCalif.. amendment to delete from the bill language that required employers of four or more workers to check documents and keep records on their workers only after federal immigration officials find an illegal alien on the payroll. Adopted 32197: Y(140). June 12. 1984. 207. H.R. 1510. Immigration Reform and Control Act. Frank. DMass.. amendment to establish a new procedure for handling cases of alleged employment discrimination because of national origin or alienage. and to provide remedies for such discrimination. The amendment would create a "special counsel" within a newly created U.S. immigration Board to handle discrimination cases. Adopted 4049: Y(410). June 12. 208. H.R. 1510. Immigration Reform and Control Act. Sam B. Hall Jr..
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Stereotyping
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Confidence
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Model
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Legal / procedural Economic threat

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Date
1985-05-14
Speech ID
990035154
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