Christian Science Monitor
In an article analyzing the states that would be most impacted by immigration reform, Littler’s Ian Macdonald provides thoughts on the possible impact on the labor market and fiscal policy. He notes that the newly documented workers would bring additional tax revenue to states and have a direct impact on certain industries such as construction, agriculture and hospitality where unskilled workers are needed. Macdonald also discusses new requirements for employers to screen applicants for legal status that could pose challenges for employers.