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All employers employ workers at will. Fed law prohibits any employer from KNOWINGLY hiring illegal aliens, or from considering union membership when hiring. Fed law regulates larger employers (15+ employees) from giving race, sex, age, religion, or disabililty any weight when hiring. That law does not apply to smaller employers.

In short, fed restraints are few.

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