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On Nov 9, 7:15 pm, walt tonne <tonnewalt...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 9, 4:57 pm, Steve from Colorado <gass...@hushmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > This is what happens when Mexican puppets infiltrate state governments
> > and aid illegal aliens to replace Americans in the workplace and in
> > our communities.
>
> > $60 million in payments to illegal aliens in Colorado while
> > Colorado's unemployment benefits fund is insolvent
>
> > Report:
> > Unemployment Insurance Program
> > Department of Labor and Employment
> > Performance Audit
> > October 2011
>
> > "The UI Program has made a significant amount of over payments in
> > recent years. In addition, while staffing levels and information
> > system limitations have made it difficult for the UI Program to keep
> > up with increased workload and meet federal performance standards,
> > opportunities exist for the UI Program to increase efficiency by
> > eliminating labor-intensive processes and reallocating staff."The UI
> > Program does not have adequate controls in place to verify that
> > claimants are legally present in the United States. $60 million was
> > paid to individuals that didn't meet legal status requirements (3
> > percent of all UI payments) In 2010, $169 million in over payments was
> > sent out (19 percent of all UI payments)." Full report here.
>
> > Articles:
>
> > Audit finds issues with CO unemployment insurance - CBS News, Nov. 8,
> > 2011
>
> > An estimated $60 million in unemployment benefits last year went to
> > people whose U.S. legal status was unverified because of lack of
> > safeguards within the Colorado Department of Labor, an audit concluded
> > Monday.
>
> > The findings from the Colorado auditor's office comes weeks after the
> > department disclosed it had overpaid $169 million to people who were
> > ineligible to receive unemployment benefits in 2010 and a total of
> > $305 million over the past three years. Colorado is among seven states
> > with the highest rates of overpayments since July 2008, the U.S.
> > Department of Labor said in September.
>
> > Audit: CO employers lax on verifying legal status - Denver Post, Nov
> > 7, 2011
>
> > Nearly half of audited Colorado employers are not complying with a
> > state law to verify the legal status of newly hired workers, according
> > to a report released Monday.
>
> > An analysis from the Colorado Auditor's office found that 48 percent
> > of 404 employers audited by the state Division of Labor in 2010 didn't
> > comply with state law. State auditors emphasized that non-compliance
> > doesn't mean an employer hired an illegal immigrant [illegal alien]
> > and that lack of awareness about the law is a significant barrier to
> > compliance.
>
> > Audit blasts labor dept. for wrong payouts - Overpayments total $382
> > million since 2006, state auditors say - Colorado Chieftan. Nov. 8,
> > 2011
>
> > Colorado paid $60 million in unemployment benefits last year to
> > claimants who could not prove they were in the country legally.
> > Another $83 million was paid to people who could not prove they tried
> > to find employment, according to an audit released Monday.   The
> > Colorado Department of Labor and Employment announced last month that
> > it had paid $169 million in unemployment benefits in 2010 to claimants
> > who failed to meet eligibility requirements.
>
> > Colorado had $305 million in improper unemployment payments over three
> > years - Oct. 13, 2011
>
> > Second report:
>
> > Employment Verification and Public Contracts for Services Laws
> > Division of Labor
> > Department of Labor and Employment
> > Performance Audit
> > October 2011
> > Full report here.
>
> > _____________
>
> > According to a Colorado Legislative Council Staff report from May,
> > Colorado's unemployment benefits fund is insolvent and has been since
> > January 2010.
> > As of August 5, Colorado was nearly 1/3 of a billion dollars in debt
> > to the Department of Treasury, including over $10 million in interest
> > alone. While Colorado has until November 2012 to pay back the
> > principal on the loan, the interest bill comes due at the end of
> > September 2011.
>
> > Treasury Direct: Title XII Advance Activities Schedule As of: November
> > 7, 2011
> > Interest Rate: 4.08690135%
>
> > Colorado data:
> > Outstanding Advance Balance: $327,445,126.81
> > Advance Authorization Current Month: $70,000,000.00
> > Gross Advance Draws: $0.00
> > Current Month Interest for FY2012: $1,244,160.93
> > Deferred Interest for States: $697,732.48
>
> > Findings courtesy of Colorado Alliance for Immigration Reformwww.CAIRCO.org
>
> Ridding America of illegal aliens would loose an historic economic
> renaisance.

Yep, should only be surprising to short sighted fools.
All the fools that wanted their cheap labour didn't
stop to think what would happen in the future as these
people learn how to work the system.
Those that benefited them being here liked their
all day work hours and low wages. They just
expect for someone else to pay for their kids
education, their food stamps, their medicaid
and now unemployment.