It would not be a hassle in an I-9 inspection. It is only legal to verify permanent residents and US citizens once - if the green card was unexpired at the time of verification, the I-9 is valid indefinitely. The problem probably lies in a misunderstanding of foreign national rules. Foreign nationals on visas with…

The social security card was never a list B document. It has always provided eligibility to work, and never identity. Proof of identity documents require a picture. I believe you’re remembering incorrectly, or your job was doing things astronomically incorrectly.

You job is over-verifying, and that is illegal and could earn them significant fines. US citizens need only be verified once per job, ever.

Because it’s discriminatory, which is prohibited. Employers should never re-verify permanent residents or U.S. citizens, and singling out permanent residents for extra verification is illegal.

Well, I’m relieved to know that Jez won’t become only celebrity-gossip all the time. It definitely looked like that was the way it was going to be for a while, which would have been a real shame.

Yes, BUT she ran for office as a pro-life candidate, which means she will/did support pro-life laws and abortion restrictions.

So they’re not shuttering Kitchenette and Millihelen and starting some kind of new health/beauty subsite? Or do you not consider that retooling?

The wet food is like pâté, it’s so full of calories. My dog LOVES it. Even when she won’t eat dry food, she’ll always eat wet food. Good luck with your dog - it’s so horrible to feel helpless when our pets are hurting!

Have you tried the prescription wet food? When my puppy was refusing to eat after her spaying, that was the only thing that tempted her. I think it’s Hill’s Science Diet I/D wet food. It was super high in nutrients so even if she only ate a little she was okay.

states have no control whether or not refugees are denied or accepted.

Enemy of my enemy is my friend didn’t work so well with Saddam.

One of my grandparents is declining in health, and I’m really struggling with this right now. He married someone who is a couple years older than me who he’s known for about ten years, and I’m trying really, really hard to be totally okay with whatever happens in the will. But it seems like she’s trying to grab…

Also QUILTBAG, which some people really like because you can say it like a word. But to me, saying it out loud, and kind of sounds like a slur somehow...

But how can the laws, that were written in the twenties-seventies, possibly reflect “this generation that wants ‘free’”?

And I’m sure he would pitch a fit if your mom didn’t split her assets exactly 50/50 in her will, even though you’re doing all the caregiving.

And I’m sure they would be furious if your mom had recognition above them in the will.

There is a Japanese restaurant in Nashville named “Arigato Sayonara,” which means “Thank you Goodbye.” I think that’s hilarious.

Veterans almost always float to the top of the selection pools for federal jobs, too. An un- or less-qualified veteran with ten-point preference can get a federal job over a fantastically-qualified non-vet, because in a lot of cases, if enough veterans apply, they won’t even look at non-vets. I’ve heard multiple…

Lol yeah. I realized later that my comment might come off mean to you, when actually I’ve just been noticing people constantly using “weary” instead of “wary” lately, and it’s been driving me crazy. Like, “I’m very weary of entering haunted houses” - no you aren’t. You’re wary.

So like, a snuff film of a child killing another child?!!?