Employers wary of policing immigration - As pressure builds and owners eye bottom line, they want to limit their enforcement role - Texas

As employers face increasing pressure from states and in the courts to more closely police Social Security numbers of undocumented workers, some in Texas say that’s not their job and that such action could hammer the economy.

“What if some of my best guys turn out to be illegal?” said Lisa Galvan, who runs five Luna de Noche restaurants in the Dallas area and employs 200 workers. “It is scary.”"*

*From: http://www.dallasnews.com
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