WASHINGTON A bill introduced today in the U-S Senate would give illegal immigrants up to five years to leave -- before they could return and be in a guest worker program.
The sponsors are Senators Jon Kyl of Arizona and John Cornyn of Texas.
The bill faces a July 26th hearing before the Judiciary Committee.
The plan would allow immigrant workers to enter the U-S for two years, followed by a one year break. They could repeat that pattern two more times.
The legislation also increases penalties for employers of undocumented workers and authorizes ten-thousand new agents over five years to investigate employers hiring illegal workers
Immigrants who leave the country within one year would not be fined when applying for re-entry. Those who wait longer to leave would be fined two-thousand dollars for each additional year.
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The sponsors are Senators Jon Kyl of Arizona and John Cornyn of Texas.
The bill faces a July 26th hearing before the Judiciary Committee.
The plan would allow immigrant workers to enter the U-S for two years, followed by a one year break. They could repeat that pattern two more times.
The legislation also increases penalties for employers of undocumented workers and authorizes ten-thousand new agents over five years to investigate employers hiring illegal workers
Immigrants who leave the country within one year would not be fined when applying for re-entry. Those who wait longer to leave would be fined two-thousand dollars for each additional year.
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