Top 8 Lies Liberals Assert About Illegal Immigration and Criminality


LIE #6:  ILLEGAL ALIENS ONLY TARGET ADULTS WHEN STEALING IDENTITIES

The targets of identity theft was recently revealed to be a massive number of adults and children from Puerto Rico (one would assume because of the Spanish-origin names).  The fact is that neither adults nor children are exempt from this dirty business of identity theft, setting the youths of America up for a very tough battle when they finally come of age.  “Whaddaya mean I owe money on a car loan?  I just turned 17!”

Children Are Prime Targets. Children do not use their SSNs for employment or to obtain credit so parents generally do not check their children’s credit histories, allowing a person using a child’s SSN to go undetected for years. Sometimes document vendors sell fraudulent identity packages using unassigned SSNs that are later assigned to a child, causing them problems before they are even born. 

“We have a major problem with workers in medical offices stealing patients’ identities, selling them, and making a direct profit,” according to Sergeant James Bracke of the Phoenix Police Department. The stolen numbers are sold to immigrant smuggling groups who use them to fabricate fraudulent documents for people they bring into the United States via Arizona. The result of this is that in Arizona, child identity theft is nearly four times the national rate and an estimated 1.1 million Arizona children have had their identities stolen.

State and local investigators in Utah uncovered a crime spree involving illegal aliens using the SSNs of tens of thousands of children. They identified 1,626 companies paying wages to the SSNs of children on public assistance under the age of 13. One child’s SSN was being used by 37 adults.

Illegal aliens used the Utah children’s SSNs to get jobs, start businesses, and open bank accounts. One suspect told investigators he paid $100 for a boy’s SSN. Victims included a five-year-old girl who supposedly traveled 80 miles to her job at a steak restaurant, an eight-year-old boy who apparently owned a cleaning company and worked as a prep cook at two upscale restaurants, and an 11-year-old boy who supposedly worked for an express air freight company. The suspects were charged with third degree felony counts of identity fraud and forgery.

Turn to the next page to read about how people suffer real consequences when their identities are stolen!

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