South Carolina H3218 requires employers to provide E-Verify documentation to certain state entities upon request.

South Carolina H3218 amends the state code to allow specific law enforcement entities and the Department of Employment and Workforce to request copies of E-Verify documentation from employers. These entities include the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, the Office of the Attorney General, the solicitor in the circuit where the employee works, and the Department of Employment and Workforce. The bill mandates that these requesting parties must rely on the federal government to verify employment eligibility and cannot independently determine if an employee is an unauthorized alien.

South Carolina H3218 requires employers to provide E-Verify documentation to certain state entities upon request.

South Carolina H3218 amends the state code to allow specific law enforcement entities and the Department of Employment and Workforce to request copies of E-Verify documentation from employers. These entities include the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, the Office of the Attorney General, the solicitor in the circuit where the employee works, and the Department of Employment and Workforce. The bill mandates that these requesting parties must rely on the federal government to verify employment eligibility and cannot independently determine if an employee is an unauthorized alien.