Immigration status rule for San Bernardino County eateries fails

A supervisor wanted to require restaurants to publicly indicate whether they had ensured that their employees were in the country legally. No one else on the board votes for the measure.

One San Bernardino County supervisor's plan to require restaurants to inform customers whether the establishment does immigration background checks on its employees was overwhelmingly rebuffed Tuesday by fellow supervisors.

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