Benefits for legal immigrants. That, immigration policy and how the everify everify system is being used in the u. S. Host good morning. It is thursday, august 15, 2019. We begin the washington journal focusing on the issues facing Rural Americans after spending Yesterdays Program talking to City Residents, it is Rural Americas turn. Give us a call and let us know what your top issue is and how it is being handled by state and local leaders where you are. Eastern and central time zones call in at 2027488000. Mountain and pacific time zones, call in at 2027488001. On twitter it is cspanwj. On facebook it is facebook. Com cspan. A very good thursday morning to you. Rural residents only, you can start calling in now to give you a sense of the universe of callers, it is about 60 Million People, that is how Many Americans live in Rural Communities. Here is the latest information about them. 64 of that population lives east of the mississippi river. 10 of the total population in the west liv
You to check whether the person you hire is actually telling you the truth about who they are. You enter their name, Social Security number, date of birth, and it matches, is the number real . Is the person claiming to be an eightyearold . The point is to screen out illegal workers and people with fake id. A can be full but a lot harder than the mickey mouse paperbased system fooled but a lot harder than the mickey macebased they persecute mickey mousebased paper system. It puts information against the sosa security ministries and because they are checking your sosa security number and the names and date of birth Social Security number and the names of date names and date of birth. It was mandated as a Pilot Program in the 1996 Immigration Law. It was in the george w. Bush immigration that it got its current branding as everify. It has been growing consistently with about three quarters of a million employers using it. But about half of all new hires are screened through it. It is extr
Abrams Conversations: What Does Free Speech Mean on Campus? August 4 Wednesday Wednesday, August 4, 2021 at 12:00PM - 1:30PM
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The topic of freedom of speech on campus is hardly a new one but the desirability of addressing it in a serious and sophisticated manner may never have been greater than at this time. To do so, we are pleased to have two scholars of particular distinction in this area of law and social policy who will discuss the topic with Floyd Abrams.
Robert Post is Sterling Professor of Law at Yale Law School. He served as the School s 16th dean from 2009 until 2017. Professor Post specializes in constitutional law, with a particular emphasis on the First Amendment. Among his many incisive writings, he is the author of Democracy, Expertise, Academic F