Totalization With Mexico Could "Total" Social Security

Men's News Daily - The Gunners Corner ^ | Monday, April 18, 2005 | Mike Minton

[La Enchiladita]

The President will sign this treaty come hell or high water.

It is inevitable that he will sign it. We have this treaty with numerous other countries. In the case of Mexico, we need to fight it by saying, You don't get this treaty until we get immigration law enforced and the states stop the flow of freebies.

[swampfox98]

we need to fight it

Bush never listens to the electorate. Period. That is why I am always so pessimistic about him.

[Clintonfatigued]

Has there been an announcement date for Bush's expected signature?

[john drake]

Don't forget the most profitable product they provide the U.S., ILLEGAL DRUGS!

[FBD]

>"The issue of the criminal act(fraudulant papers) has absolutly nothing to do with the money. If someone wants to prosecute them, they can. They won't because the cost to benefit ratio is outta sight."<


hmmmm...It appears from your comments that you have no respect for the law. You could care less about the victims of fraud, and you don't give a rip about the illegal alien felons who steal U.S.citizens identities.

I sincerely hope some illegal alien steals your identity, and uses your SSN number for his own. Then we'll see how you like it, buddy-boy.

Maybe you'll change your tune, when it's YOUR ox getting gored.

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IDs Sold To Illegal Immigrants April 20, 2005

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/04/18/60II/main688900.shtml

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"...Hispanic immigrants are no longer just flocking to America's southwestern border towns, but are also settling in small towns in the heartland, like Schuyler, Neb., population 5,000. Still, to get a legitimate job with an American company, one needs documents.

60 Minutes Wednesday staffers Ignacio Garcia and Ray Bribiesca found a man known in Schuyler's Hispanic community for peddling real documents. Posing as illegal immigrants looking for work at the local Cargill meatpacking plant, Garcia and Bribiesca went undercover and found a bar owner in the nearby town of Fremont.

Garcia asked how much he would have to pay for a real Social Security card and a birth certificate. The seller told him the price was $1,300 for both documents. 60 Minutes Wednesday purchased the documents and returned them to their original owner, who is living in Puerto Rico....

...To get his job at Cargill, Hernandez bought a Social Security card on the black market. He tells Simon how he got his job, using the stolen Social Security number of a man in California.

"Once I have an ID, I memorize the Social Security number, the birth date on the birth certificate, and the names of the parents, and when they called me for an interview, a friend had already told me what they would ask me and I got the job," says Hernandez. {snip}

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[B4Ranch]

>>You'd think the administration would be honest with the American taxpayer/voter and tell us what they're up to.<<

I think this is what ticks me off more than anything. We are being kept out of the plans to bring millions of illegals into America. We are the ones who will have to pay for this plan that we know nothing about.

If anyone should be informed about what the elected leaders are attempting to do in our country, it should be the citizens! This crap about trying to do something behind our backs is what dictators do and that is what causes civil wars.

Bush is afraid to use the term One World Order because he knows we don't want one. Instead he is doing everything possible behind our backs.

[jpsb]

bump

[GOPJ]

Thanks for the bump. This situation is so much worse than it seemed. And it seemed bad to start with...