Immigration enforcement faces setback
The Social Security Administration 's plans to send out thousands of "no-match” letters were delayed again Monday, vexing foes of illegal immigration and causing mass confusion among business owners.
Thousands of "no-match” letters were intended to go out, beginning Sept. 14, to thousands of U.S. employers with workers whose names do not match their Social Security numbers. The letters would...
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