A Green Bay, Wis., proposal to revoke city licenses of businesses that hire illegal immigrants was tabled by the City Council's Advisory Committee last week after a number of speakers denounced it. Council president and committee chair Paul Fradette urged the delay, even though he has called for such an ordinance to discourage "illegal aliens from coming to Green Bay in the first place." Dozens of cities across the country have tried to pass similar measures and have faced court challenges as a result.
May 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A proposal to revoke city licenses of businesses that hire illegal immigrants drew heated complaints even before the Green Bay, Wis., City Council’s Advisory Committee took it up Thursday night.
After a number of speakers denounced it, the panel tabled the proposal at the urging of council president Paul Fradette, who chairs the committee and has called for just such an ordinance to discourage “illegal aliens from coming to Green Bay in the first place.”
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