Albuquerque Council Passes New Business License Rules
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Albuquerque City Council introduces new business license renewal rules, aiming to protect workers during immigration checks. The ordinance, passed on March 16th, requires businesses to clearly mark areas, create safety plans, and notify employees about audits. It also outlines procedures for handling flagged documents during audits. The rules have been met with support from restaurant owners and advocates, but former federal prosecutor Alex Uballez raises concerns about potential First Amendment issues. The city plans to provide resources to help businesses comply with the new regulations.
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