
IFA:
The only no-match here is between the rulemaking record and the defendants’ response,’ the International Franchise Association and other plaintiffs said in a suit challenging the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s claim that a radical change in immigration policy would not seriously harm franchised small businesses and other employers.
IFA and other groups have filed suit in a California U.S. District Court to stop the government from mailing Social Security ‘no-match’ letters that would force employers to confirm workers’ records within 90 days or fire them.













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