Posted on 08/21/2013 12:26:26 PM PDT by moonshinner_09
Federal authorities had arrested at least 68 people
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Say it isn’t so, Joe!
It’s their dress rehersal for statehood! :)
“Puerto Ricans are well known for selling fradulent documents to illegals”
Um, no. Most Puerto Ricans are not that stupid. Who would want to sell their identities for any kind of money? Some drug addicts have done it, but the principal problem related to your claim is that ordinary Puerto Ricans are targeted by international identity theft organizations that steal and sell their paperwork to human traffickers.
But of course Illegal Aliens can do no wrong...
“Puerto Ricans are well known for selling fradulent documents to illegals”
Funny, My grandparents were Puerto Rican and I’ve never heard this before.
The article made no mention of illegal aliens either.
Sounds like some home-grown criminals and an inefficiently run bureaucracy with little accountability, particularly in this office.
You do know that people born in Puerto Rico are U.S. citizens, right?
The point was, we have enormous amounts of fraud taking place with illegal aliens in this nation, the lower 48 proper. It goes unaddressed so they can focus on Puerto Rico. Gag me with a pitch fork, this media is so fricken biased.
Um, no. Most Puerto Ricans are not that stupid. Who would want to sell their identities for any kind of money? Some drug addicts have done it, but the principal problem related to your claim is that ordinary Puerto Ricans are targeted by international identity theft organizations that steal and sell their paperwork to human traffickers.
I recall that all Puerto Ricans had to apply for new birth certificates.
To cut down on theft and fraud cases. The whole country not just a few select people.
A lot of the country has had to apply for new birth certificates because a lot of birth certificates were not sealed with a raised seal as is now required to renew ones driving license due to “homeland security” my Mass one sure was. I sure am glad I had the foresight to bolt out of there b 4 I was 2 years old but I still had to pay them good money for a new birth certificate because the one I had used for 40 some odd years was no longer any good.
Of course it is. And of course, we all know that the dress rehearsal comes after many other basic rehearsals. For Puerto Rico, that's how they have come to have a BIG percentage of their population collecting American unemployment, social security payments and PERMANENT social security DISABILITY insurance payments. The average time to process a SS disability claim is less than half of what it takes for American citizens in America.
Because of the tens of thousands of identity theft cases that we suffered over the past years. This thieves were breaking into schools and business not to steal valuable equipment, but to steal student and personnel records.
“Cases noted that of the top 10 U.S. zip codes tied to people receiving disability benefits, nine are in Puerto Rico. “Not everyone is receiving them fraudulently, but it is worrying,” he said. “Something is wrong.”
Yes, something is wrong!
Thanks.
I apologize for misunderstanding your post.
No problem...
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