🗂️Senate Bill 1151 mandates nationwide E-Verify under IRCA amendments

Immigration
Labor & Employment
Public Policy

Sen. Thom Tillis introduced the Accountability Through Electronic Verification Act (S.1151) in the 119th Congress, mandating E-Verify for all employers nationwide within one year of enactment. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem supports expanded verification requirements. Twenty-three states already mandate E-Verify for some employers, creating a patchwork system the federal legislation would standardize.

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Why This Matters

💰 Small-Biz Costs: Penalties up to $10k per violation

E-Verify mandates create compliance burdens that could bankrupt small businesses while larger corporations absorb the costs.

🔒 Privacy Concerns: Database errors could mis-flag citizens

Government verification systems produce false positives that wrongly deny employment to legal workers including naturalized citizens.

👷 Labor Market: May reshape hiring for agriculture & service sectors

Industries dependent on immigrant labor face worker shortages while compliance costs increase prices for consumers.

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