In 1986, Congress Adopted the Immigration Reform and Control Act

In 1986, Congress adopted the Immigration Reform and Control Act with the purpose of:

A) preserving jobs for those who have legal documentation to work in the United States.
B) undertaking domestic and international investigations and surveillance activities.
C) creating a system which allows for release of information requested by the government.
D) enforcing equal employment regulations in all US companies.
E) establishing the standard rate of pay or other forms of compensation for different jobs.