Another state might enact very tough immigrant enforcement laws. - - Donna Poisl
If bills pass, N.C. would line up more with Ariz. and Ala., considered states with the strongest immigration laws.
By Franco Ordoñez
Four immigration enforcement bills gaining momentum in the N.C. General Assembly would, if passed, make North Carolina an even tougher place for illegal immigrants to reside.
One bill prevents foreign-born residents from using their home country's IDs as legal identification. A second requires all businesses with at least 25 employees to check the legal status of new hires using a federal system called E-Verify.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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