E-Verify
"E-Verify is an Internet-based system that allows an employer, using information reported on an employee's Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, to determine the eligibility of that employee to work in the United States."
"E-Verify is a useful, massive data-base, electronic program which gives employers a chance to compare data on people they have just hired with USCIS and Social Security files. If the worker's data does not jibe with the government files, and if he or she cannot subsequently resolve any problems found, then the employer may fire the worker. The point is to keep illegal aliens from being hired."
From Employer Sanctions to E-Verify
The long and winding road toward protecting American workers
GAO Reports Much Lack of Enforcement on E-Verify
Of the approximately 74,000 FY 2021 government contract awards, only about 15 percent were reported as using E-Verify
DHS Issues New Work Authorization Verification Rule
DHS will allow E-Verify users to verify documents remotely and ICE’s new pilot program hints at more changes to come
DHS to End Covid-Related Work Authorization Verification Flexibilities
DHS’s forthcoming rule must expand worksite enforcement and E-Verify use to protect U.S. workers
Fla. Lawmakers Push back Against DeSantis E-Verify Push
Bill would exempt 56 percent of the state’s illegal workers
E-Verify Fact Sheet
Topics: E-Verify