Costs and Privacy Considerations." Rept of HHS. November 1988). It is important to note that the ID card/ drivers license proposal was not part of either immigration bill when it was considered and passed by the House and Senate. Moreover. this highly controversial proposal has had not a single hearing or review by appropriate congressional committees. In addition. Congress and the Executive branch already have ample statutory authority and an established procedure to alter the employment verification system of the 1986 Immigration Act without resorting to "trial and error" pilot projects. In fact. IRCA mandated various reports from federal agencies on a range of employee verification systems. many of which have not yet been completed. For the reasons stated above. we urge conferees to reject the ID card/drivers license proposal as part of the Immigration Act of 1990 until it can be more fully considered.
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