Mandate 100% nationwide E-Verify to ensure all American businesses are hiring legal workers. Achieves operational control and advantage of the Southern Border by employing a comprehensive Southern Border Strategy. Constructs enhanced physical barriers and deploys the most up-to-date technology at the border.
Require nationwide E-Verify and stronger border enforcement measures to reduce illegal immigration.
Occurrences
Combined with nationwide E-Verify, it would help restaurants build a stable, verified workforce while protecting businesses that follow the rules.
Evidence
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The office homepage listed "Nation's Top Scientists Endorse the DIGNITY Act" as the latest news item dated June 10, 2026.
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A June 4, 2026 press release says Salazar launched a housing affordability tour and highlighted the DIGNITY Act as the solution to the housing shortage.
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A June 1, 2026 press release says the National Restaurant Association endorsed H.R. 4393, adding support behind the legislation.
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A May 19, 2026 press release says Salazar joined faith leaders at the Capitol to call for passage of the DIGNITY Act, describing it as the only serious bipartisan immigration reform bill before Congress.
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The Dignity Act page says the bill would mandate 100% nationwide E-Verify and create a comprehensive Southern Border Strategy with enhanced barriers, tougher penalties, and port-of-entry security upgrades.
Assessments
Salazar materially pursued the promise by promoting the DIGNITY Act, which explicitly proposed mandatory nationwide E-Verify and stronger border measures. But the evidence shows the bill was still being endorsed and lobbied for in May-June 2026, not enacted into law. Because she made a serious legislative effort without achieving the promised nationwide requirement or enforcement changes, this is best scored as a failed delivery rather than partial fulfillment.