North Carolina’s Senate passed a much
needed bill. There must be a crackdown
on employers who hire illegal aliens and the sanctuary cities that accommodate
them.
RALEIGH, N.C. — The Senate gave tentative approval
Thursday to a proposal banning local "sanctuary" ordinances and
limiting food assistance for able-bodied, childless, unemployed adults.
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House
Bill 318 began as a
requirement for all government agencies, state and local, to use E-Verify to
check the legal status of applicants and contractors, an expansion of a law
previously passed. It also forbids government agencies or law enforcement from
using consular or embassy document to
verify identity or residence.
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The measure picked up additional
provisions along the way, including a ban on the enactment of "sanctuary
city" ordinances by any local governments in North Carolina. Bill
supporters say there are "seven or eight" in the state, but named
only Durham, Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Chatham County and Charlotte – cities Sen. , R-Randolph, referred to as "liberal bastions."
I
can attest to that. There are areas in
Charlotte where no one speaks English.
Job sites are filled with Hispanic males. In the meantime, North Carolina’s
unemployment rate is 5.8% with a participation rate of 59.8% ranking 43rd in the
country. That is pathetic.
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