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S. 699, The Social Security Number Fraud and Identity Theft Prevention Act
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what a joke
Why pass laws when no one will enforce them. Or if they do they are gender biased. Identity theft act of 1998 only applies to men. Proof google southdakotagov.info
Don Yancey
This is exactly what the law enforcement agencies need. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement can enforce the law and this is a useful step.
Sean Patrick
Civil Society Helps (civilsocietyhelps.org) helps perpetuate fraud against U.S. citizens. The courts in Minnesota are ill equipped and uninformed about the immigration fraud these kinds of groups promote. See http://www.marthasullivanlaw.com for information about a common immigration scam that exploits VAWA. Domestic abuse programs should not be abused or used solely for the purpose of expediting a residency seeker's immigration process in the absence of abuse. VAWA abuse for greencards is becoming an epidemic and a common practice promoted by some immigration advocacy groups. Don't allow U.S. residency seekers to fraudulently use the abuse card to steal services away from legitimate abuse victims.