So you think by filling out a Government form this somehow makes them legally permitted to work here? REALLY?
Establishing Identity
A driver's license or military card can suffice to establish employee identity.
Typically when an employee or employer fills out an I-9 for a new hire, at least two forms of identification must be produced by the employee for the employer to verify and accurately identify the employee's identification and authorization to work in the U.S. The two forms of identification must include one form of ID suitable to establish identity along with one form of ID to establish employment authorization. For individuals over the age of 18, identity can be established through the use of a voter registration card; U.S. military card or draft record; or a photo identification card such as a school ID; driver's license or federal, state or local government-issued ID card. Individuals under the age of 18 can establish identity through the use of school or doctor's records.
Establishing Work Authorization
A U.S. birth certificate or report of birth abroad are acceptable as proof of work authorization.
A new employee is required to establish proof of authorization to work in the United States regardless of whether the individual's country of birth was the U.S. The most common form of verification for U.S. employment authorization is a Social Security card that includes the individual's Social Security account number and does not indicate anywhere on the face of the card that the issuance of the card does not authorize employment.
When you live in a State run by Democrats who legally provide drivers licenses to illegal aliens, enforcement appears rather moot. But hell, it is even easier for these people to VOTE!
I know it sounds retarded, but that is what you get when you elect dimwitted Democrats.
California Bill Would Allow Driver Licenses for Illegal Immigrants
http://ivn.us/2013/01/16/california-bill-would-allow-driver-licenses-for-illegal-immigrants/
7% of California's population is undocumented workers. Democrats realize this problem is not going away and that it is time for the Federal government to deal with these people, many of them children and young adults who have lived here most of their lives.
Jerry Brown stated taking this measure will hopefully be a wake up call to Washington that they need to deal with this issue because 2.6 million people aren't going away.
2.6 million in California alone.