For example. 22 percent of employers who responded to Westats survey recorded that they restricted work assignments to employees contesting tentative nonconfirmations. It also noted significant privacy concerns in the program. In short. we have learned that there is much work still to be done and there are many questions left to be answered. Based on these findings. I do not believe that we can permanently reauthorize the basic pilot program or make it mandatory at this time. But as we continue to work comprehensively to reform our immigration system. we certainly should allow the basic pilot to continue as a voluntary program. I would like to especially thank my colleagues. MIKE MCNULTY from New York.
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