Obama Caught Defrauding Americans In Massive Secret Scandal To Fund His 'Special' Project
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Many Americans have long been critical and frankly fed up with the benefits afforded
to illegal aliens at the expense of Americans.
Yet there is a group of progressive leftists that seem to think America should have open
borders and share the fruits of her labor with anyone that has a handout.
Those same people widely criticized President Donald Trump's termination of the Obama
administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
Many Americans support DACA on some level due to a public perception that "Dreamers"
have committed no crime other than illegal entry and that through no fault of their own.
However, that perception may not be based in reality.
In fact according to the Washington Times "what IS reality is that many if not most
DACA applicants who held regular jobs had committed the crime of perjury, by providing
their employers with a stolen or fake Social Security Number (SSN) for tax reporting purposes.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has estimated that 3 out of every 4 illegal aliens
possess an SSN that belongs to somebody else.
When U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) began accepting DACA applications
on Aug. 15, 2012, applicants were required to complete a standard work authorization
form that required applicants to "include all [Social Security] numbers [they] have
ever used."
In other words, many DACA applicants would have been obliged to confess in writing that
they had committed a felony.No automatic alt text available.
However, as soon as this potential disincentive to apply for DACA was brought to the administration's
attention, USCIS rushed out a statement that they were "not interested" in identifying
individual violations of "some federal law in an employment relationship," and they
amended their DACA website to limit the reporting of SSNs by DACA applicants to those 'officially
issued to you by the Social Security Administration.'"
Of course, proponents of this de facto amnesty for Social Security fraud quickly caught on
spreading the word to those that seek to exploit American workers and their hard earned wages
to their own ends.
For example, see the notice from the National Immigration Law Center when they ask the question
– "Are you (or your clients) waiting to apply for DACA because you've used an SSN
that was not yours?
Or is your employer afraid to provide you with employment records out of fear of immigration
enforcement?
Helpful new guidance from USCIS may answer your questions!"
Many DACA supporters have even argued that such social security fraud perpetrated by
so-called Dreamers does not directly harm any American citizen despite the fact that
it is indeed a criminal offense.
In fact, California State Senate President Pro Tem Kevin De Leon saw fit to brag about
how "half his family" was in the country illegally, using false documents, and eligible
for deportation under President Trump's executive order against "sanctuary" jurisdictions.Image
may contain: 2 people, people smiling, sunglasses and close-up He bragged of his family's
illegal actions against every day working Americans while he introduced SB54, the bill
to make California a "Sanctuary State" while testifying before the Senate Public
Safety Committee in defiance of federal immigration laws.
De Leon stated – I can tell you half of my family would be eligible for deportation
under [President Donald Trump's] executive order, because if they got a false Social
Security card, if they got a false identification,
If they got a false driver's license prior to us passing AB60, if they got a false green
card, and anyone who has family members, you know, who are undocumented knows that almost
entirely everybody has secured some sort of false identification.
That's what you need to survive, to work.
They are eligible for massive deportation.
De Leon defended the widespread practice by illegal aliens of using fraudulent documents
to work and obtain taxpayer-paid benefits, all while dismissing any and all concerns
that American citizens residing in California might have about being targeted for identity
theft.
Except identity theft is rampant, and the government is actively concealing its existence
from American citizens.
Just eight short days after DACA commenced, on August 23, 2012, the Obama administration
ordered the Social Security Administration (SSA) to cease and suspend the decades-old
practice of notifying employees by mail if the name and social security number under
which their wages were being reported by their employers was not an exact match to the name
and social security number in the SSA's own records or any other discrepancy that
may exist.No automatic alt text available.
Many mismatches to "SSN" reporting can be directly attributed to identity fraud.
That means that Dreamers would have and should have received mismatch letters from the SSA
and in turn, potential fraud could have been and should have been detected and addressed.
At the very least typos or misinformation should have been corrected.
It was widely thought that such awareness that they had been "flagged" by the government
as potential identity thieves might be a deterrent to disclosing their potential whereabouts
in a DACA application.
As a means to avoid this fear of discovery, suspension of the SSA program was a logical
add-on to the other actions taken by the administration to prevent any fear of potential identity-theft
prosecution from depressing DACA applications.
In other words, the Obama administration gave these illegals the green light to perpetrate
fraud against the American people.
The Washington Times also reports additional and alternate reasons for "mismatches"
not necessarily due to fraud but to inadvertent errors in the tax-reporting forms that the
worker supplied to the employer or the employer supplied to the SSA.Image may contain: 2 people,
people smiling, sunglasses and close-up
One very common error is a female using her married name yet not notifying the SSA of
the name change.
As a result, "mismatch letters were therefor a vital tool for protecting the Social Security
benefits of U.S. citizens and other lawful workers.
If the worker was unaware of the mismatch and had no opportunity to correct the error,
he or she would receive no Social Security benefits on account of the reported wages.
According to SSA, over a five-year period in the 1990s, approximately 1.7 million workers
responded to mismatch letters and had missing wages reinstated to their accounts.
That statistic affords a conservative estimate of the number of U.S. citizens who likely
lost credit for Social Security wages in the more than five years since DACA was initiated
and the mismatch program suspended.
Although the SSA's mismatch program was suspended on Aug. 23, 2012, the suspension
was not made public until more than four years later, on Sept. 16, 2016, as the Obama administration
drew to a close.
Even then, the fact of the suspension was buried in a footnote to an SSA Records Maintenance
notice and, until now, was virtually unknown outside the SSA.Image may contain: 2 people,
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Evidently, the Obama administration was not keen to advertise its decision to risk the
loss of Social Security benefits for millions of American workers rather than risk dissuading
a few hundred thousand Dreamers from applying
for
DACA."
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