A voluntary federal program called "E-Verify" has been a cornerstone in the Bush administration's fight against illegal immigration. Employers willing to join up would be able to run would-be employees through an instant electronic check, confirming the validity of their Social Security cards and other forms of American identification. But the arrests last week of nearly 600 immigrant workers at a manufacturing plant in Laurel, Miss., has renewed the debate over E-Verify. In the largest immigration sweep at a single site in U.S. history, federal agents raided the Howard Industries electrical transformer plant Monday ... despite the fact that the...
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