Monday, January 14, 2008
NO MATCH LETTERS WON'T BE SENT OUT BY SSA
Due to an ongoing lawsuit from a coalition of labor and business organizations, the Social Security Administration announced last month that that it will delay mailing out ‘no-match’ letters this year to some 138,000 employers nationwide, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports. The rule, first proposed by the Department of Homeland Security in August, gives employers 90 days to terminate workers whose paperwork could not be reconciled once they receive the no-match letter.
The rule is on hold after a federal district judge in
The suit criticized the number of Social Security mismatches in the DHS database, which may target innocent citizens instead of the undocumented immigrants that DHS seek out. As a result, DHS said they would revise the rule. “We are in no way abandoning the no-match rule,” DHS spokeswoman Veronica Valdes said.
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