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Lack of immigration reform, climate of fear has a high price tag for employers

Steve Coomes

May 2, 2011

9 Min Read
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By Steve Coomes


The ratcheting up of government crackdowns on businesses suspected of employing illegal workers has new clients streaming to Gerry Chapman’s immigration law practice in Greensboro, N.C.


More undocumented workers are seeking legal status and more employers are seeking advice on helping their workers stay in the United States, according to Chapman, whose law firm specializes in obtaining both permanent and temporary visas, aiding with naturalization applications and assisting in deportation and asylum cases.


“There is a high amount of anxiety over this whole issue right now,” Chapman said. “For the workers who don’t want to leave, the reasons are obvious. But employers are anxious because they know how hard it is to find go...

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