Missouri HB2366 modifies employment laws to prevent unauthorized aliens from being hired and penalizes violators.

Missouri HB2366 modifies provisions relating to employment of unauthorized aliens. It mandates that no business entity or employer knowingly employ, hire, or continue to employ an unauthorized alien. The attorney general can seek injunctions and monetary damages against employers violating these provisions. Public employers must enroll in a federal work authorization program. General contractors and subcontractors are liable if they know or should know of violations by their subcontractors. The bill also outlines enforcement mechanisms and penalties for violations.

Missouri HB2366 modifies employment laws to prevent unauthorized aliens from being hired and penalizes violators.

Missouri HB2366 modifies provisions relating to employment of unauthorized aliens. It mandates that no business entity or employer knowingly employ, hire, or continue to employ an unauthorized alien. The attorney general can seek injunctions and monetary damages against employers violating these provisions. Public employers must enroll in a federal work authorization program. General contractors and subcontractors are liable if they know or should know of violations by their subcontractors. The bill also outlines enforcement mechanisms and penalties for violations.