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Another Civics Lesson from Rep. Pete Stark

Another Civics Lesson from Rep. Pete Stark
In the same town hall meeting where he declared the federal government could do "most anything in this country," Rep. Pete Stark, D-Calif., goes on to claim that the government's
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E-Verify system for checking citizenship status of workers is unconstitutional because it "could pose a limit on someone getting a job."

As the residents point out, isn't that the point?



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