NPR Finds the One Person In the Country Who Has Encountered Problems with "E-Verify"

That's the only conclusion you can draw from the fact that the same person has now been featured in two separate stories, one by NPR and one by the Washington Post. By Mickey Kaus

Here's an anguished NPR report on a victim of the highly-touted "E-Verify" system for checking the immigration status of employees. It seems Fernando Tinoco,** an American citizen, "thought he was living the American dream." But at a new job he got a "tentative non-confirmation" for his Social Security number. Two hours after being hired he was fired. And then ... he "cleared up the problem" ... and then he got his job back. ... So what's the big difficulty? He was ... humiliated!
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... Tinoco was also featured in this May WaPo story.