Hurry Up and Wait: DHS to Revise No-Match Rule
The on-again off-again drama with the DHS No Match initiative continues according to this legislative update from Seyfarth Shaw.
On Friday, November 23, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) requested that a federal judge stay the litigation regarding its new Social Security “no match” rule. Rather than proceed with the litigation, DHS plans to revise the rule to address the court’s concerns about the rule’s legality. DHS intends to begin a new rulemaking process in December. More
Will this political game of hot potato ever end?
On Friday, November 23, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) requested that a federal judge stay the litigation regarding its new Social Security “no match” rule. Rather than proceed with the litigation, DHS plans to revise the rule to address the court’s concerns about the rule’s legality. DHS intends to begin a new rulemaking process in December. More
Will this political game of hot potato ever end?
Labels: Compliance, Legislative Updates, Seyfarth Shaw Updates
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