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Article: Business, labor, civil rights and religious leaders support Quaker organization's challenge to constitutionality of INS employer sanctions. (American Friends Service Committee, United States Immigration and Naturalization Service)
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- July 24, 1989
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BUSINESS, LABOR, CIVIL RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS LEADERS SUPPORT QUAKER ORGANIZATION'S CHALLENGE TO CONSTITUTIONALITY OF INS EMPLOYER SANCTIONS
PASADENA, Calif., July 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Nearly 200 organizations and individuals representing a broad array of business groups, labor unions, civil rights organizations, religious denominations and scholars today filed briefs in federal court supporting the American Friends Service Committee's request for a religious exemption from the INS's employer sanctions program.
In a federal lawsuit filed last November the AFSC argues that it may not, consistent with Quaker religious doctrine, participate in the employer ...