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WASHINGTON - Farmers and other
employers who rely heavily on immigrant labor said Friday that they could be
driven out of business by the Bush administration’s plans to crack down on
workers whose Social Security numbers do not match their names, and businesses
that hire them.

Administration officials said the
stepped-up enforcement would begin in 30 days.

“Everyone’s very anxious,” said
Paul Schlegel, director of public policy for the American Farm Bureau
Federation. “We’re heading into the busiest time of the year for agriculture, so
you’re going to see a lot of worry from farmers and employers about how you deal
with this.”

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