Workforce Challenges
The conversation highlights the ongoing struggle to find workers willing to engage in traditional jobs, which is contributing to wage inflation. There's a pressing need for immigration reform to replenish the workforce, particularly as younger individuals benefit from increased wages. Additionally, budget cuts to the IRS are seen as counterproductive, as the agency plays a crucial role in boosting government revenue and ensuring that wealthy individuals and corporations contribute their fair share.In this clip
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How can we get Congress to legislate immigration reform on the employer side, particularly in light of the onus of immigration being placed upon enforcement on immigrants?
Why not make the use of employer verification mandatory, like a revised E-Verify program that requires employers to verify the eligibility of employees through a green card or US citizenship?
To get the market to support the $25/hr minimum wage instead of mandating it, would it be better to let the market decide based on the supply and demand of eligible workers, which could lead to a market wage above $25/hr in many high-cost areas?