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Is this the hand of a parent?
Or a human trafficker?
Jackie K, lots of photos.
Rise in Migrants from ISIS-Infested Muslim Country Trying to Enter U.S. Via Mexico
MAY 01, 2018
https://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2018/05/rise-migrants-isis-infested-muslim-country-trying-enter-u-s-via-mexico/
It's a shill, don't engage.
Looks like as of 2013, the Chamber of Commerce SUPPORTS e-verify.
Congressional Testimony, 2/27/2013
Statement
of the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
ON: “HOW E-VERIFY WORKS AND HOW IT BENEFITS
AMERICAN EMPLOYERS AND WORKERS”
TO: HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND BORDER
SECURITY OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
https://www.uschamber.com/sites/default/files/documents/files/House%2520E-Verify%2520Hearing%2520Final%2520Chamber%2520Testimony%25202-27-2013_0.pdf
In the past, the U.S. Chamber has opposed the expansion of E-Verify. However, in light of
improvements in E-Verify, its use by federal contractors, and the focus on a more reliable
employment verification system as a necessity, as well as a logical prerequisite to further
immigration reform, the U.S. Chamber reassessed its position. Consulting with our members as
to whether or how E-Verify should be expanded, we have concluded that the time has come to
establish a single, national policy regarding employment verification and the use of E-Verify.
If Congress wants the business community to “turn off the jobs magnet,” however, it is vital
Congress make the employment verification system and E-Verify work for employers. The
Chamber conditions support of E-Verify expansion upon making the system workable for the
businesses obligated to verify employment authorization of hires, to include the above six issues.
The U.S. Chamber remains committed to advocating for reform to fix our broken immigration
system, and believes that a workable and reliable employment verification system is only one
part of necessary immigration reforms.
In the immigration realm, we have attempted to work with groups that are not our natural allies,
such as the AFL-CIO,12 to show we are serious about putting politics aside and finding solutions
regarding immigration reform. We stand ready to work with this Subcommittee in the same
vein.
Thank you for this opportunity to share the views of the Chamber, and I look forward to your
questions.
Reports appear to be issued annually, looking for but haven't found quarterly or other for 2018.
DOJ Human Trafficking web page, with links to reports:
https://www.justice.gov/humantrafficking/reports-and-publications