The government has laws which say that a person
caught entering the nation illegally or somebody who favors such an
entry would be detained for a period of as many as 10 years, he might
get imprisonment sentence or he might have to wait for a period of five
years to apply for permanent residency status and they may be declared
ineligible to come to Canada never again.

In spite of such a stringent law in place there are agencies that are not reported of not complying with the laws immigration.

Immigration
Enforcement Review Board of Georgia has reported more than one thousand
cases against the agencies which are not complying with the laws of
Immigration system by the Government.

D.A King, an illegal
immigrant activist has suggested a change in Bill 87 so that the
Government employers with two or more employees are made to file annual
reports about their contractors and workers. This would help in
understanding if they have any immigrant and if at all he is illegal or
legal.

Most of the agencies have failed to submit a report on the accounts which they are supposed to submit by December 31.

The Officials have their logic of being overworked and unfamiliarity of law as the reasons for not filing the reports.

The auditors lack a complete list of Government agenciesthat have more or less than two employees.

As
per the list available with the auditors, the Agencies have been issued
a warning letter wherein they have been informed that the failure in
submitting reports would lead them to non-availability of grants and
also a fine or $5,000.

Chairman of Immigration Enforcement review
Board, Ben Vinson says, “It would be difficult for the board to take
action concerning so many agencies.”

He also said that his board
has reported cases against agencies that are helping Illegal immigrants
not only to enter the nation but also to stay here illegally, manage to
get a job and being sheltered. The agencies are helping the illegal
immigrants to travel within the city and earn moony for their survival.

The
board has appointed a committee of three members to look into the
various aspects of the complaint. The Committee would also investigate
the matter to understand the causes behind the same so that the
wrong-doers could be caught and punished.

Vinson has assured that “the committee would be asked to submit an interim report about this issue.”

The
complaint has rung a bell against the offenders and has also raised the
curtains behind which illegal immigrants have been imported for a
handful of employers who get their work done at a cheaper rate than they
could have.

A deeper investigation will throw light on the real issues pertaining to illegal immigration.