Social Security numbers. and other such documents allowing them to take any jobs in America. and has not authorized that and hasnt provided money for that. Congress should explicitly and directlyand I am disappointed that it hasnt this yearblocked that. which it can easily do. Article I. section 8 of the Constitution is clear that Congress is vested with the plenary power over naturalization law. In 1954 the Supreme Court stated "that the formulation of these policies is entrusted exclusively to Congress has become about as firmly embedded in the legislative and judicial tissue of our body politic as any aspect of our government." In exercising its plenary authority. Congress has declined to pass an immigration bill bestowing legal status and work authorization upon illegal immigrants. Congress has recognized the need to control the number of individuals who can come to this country to live and to work. It has passed laws to establish rules to protect the interests of American citizens.
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