Carl Borden— “Potential Problems Of Employment Of Illegal Aliens”

from Radio Curious » Mendocino County · host Ignacio Ayala

Click here to begin listening. In this edition we discuss the “No Match” rule established by the Bush administration on August 10th, 2007. If a person is employed and the employer sends in the employment payment records with a social security number that doesn’t match the name on the social security number according to the […]

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Click here to begin listening. (https://www.radio4all.net/files/[email protected]/CARL_BORDEN_4.18.24%20IA.mp3) In this edition we discuss the “No Match” rule established by the Bush administration on August 10th, 2007. If a person is employed and the employer sends in the employment payment records with a social security number that doesn’t match the name on the social security number according to the Social Security Administration, A “No Match” letter will be sent to the employer that says “fix it.” To discuss this problem and the possible effects it has in California, we visited with Attorney Carl Borden, an associate counsel for the California Farm Bureau Federation, in his offices in Sacramento, California on August 20th, 2007. The book recommended by Carl Borden is “Overcoming The Fear (of Death)” by David Cole Gordon.

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