Nearly two hours of Supreme Court arguments over whether the Labor Department’s system for fining employers that break visa rules is constitutional left the government sounding concerned. “I don’t like the prospect of losing. I think that’s very obvious. I hope we don’t lose this case, because of the consequences,” Principal Deputy Solicitor General Sarah…
‘I don’t like the prospect of losing’: Supreme Court visa fine argument leaves DOJ worried
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