S.Con.Res.1614

Urging the United States Congress to increase the penalties for violations of federal immigration laws and the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to prosecute employers who hire undocumented immigrants.

Introduced·3/3/25
Introduced Text

Kansas SCR1614 urges Congress to increase penalties for federal immigration law violations and ICE to prosecute employers hiring undocumented.

Kansas SCR1614 urges the United States Congress to increase penalties for violations of federal immigration laws and the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to prosecute employers who hire undocumented immigrants. The resolution highlights that undocumented immigrants make up a significant portion of the U.S. labor force and argues that employers hiring them are taking jobs from Americans and suppressing wages. It notes that while ICE has had the authority to prosecute such employers since 1986, it has rarely done so, with only individuals prosecuted in recent years.

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History

Mar 4, 2025

Senate

Senate Referred to Committee on Federal and State Affairs

Mar 3, 2025

Senate

Senate Introduced