As predicted, the tide for immigration reform has washed over the floor of the U.S. Senate. Since last month’s collapse of a drive for a compromise bill in the Senate, experts have been wondering if Congress can reach consensus on any legislation prior to the November elections. 
 
One area of major disagreement on immigration reform centers on employer verification requirements. While many individuals try to assign to employers the responsibility of the flow of illegals into the United States, employers counter that in many instances their hands are tied and that they shouldn’t be responsible for serving ...