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1 posted on 03/02/2003 4:59:56 AM PST by ninenot
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To: ninenot
"I believe this is a homeland security issue and it deserves immediate attention," Koll wrote. "I cannot help but think that the American people would be outraged if they knew that a federal agency was giving counterfeit documents back to the criminals who presented them to illegally obtain an SSN. . . . Would a bank return counterfeit money to a customer? . . . It is my opinion that SSA is aiding and abetting a federal crime."

Yep, that 'bout sums it up. Homeland Security folks need to stomp all over this one.....now that they can.

2 posted on 03/02/2003 5:16:19 AM PST by anniegetyourgun
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To: ninenot
Looks like the SSA is staffed by the (I surrender! Pleeeeeeze don't hurt me!) French.
3 posted on 03/02/2003 6:02:04 AM PST by jigsaw
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To: Pete-R-Bilt; glock rocks
ping
4 posted on 03/02/2003 6:03:14 AM PST by B4Ranch (It's hard to soar like an eagle.....when you continue to think like a birdbrain.)
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To: ninenot
Grrrrrrrr
5 posted on 03/02/2003 6:06:59 AM PST by Ahban
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To: ninenot
Pulling my hair.....Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaccccccckkkkkkkk!
6 posted on 03/02/2003 6:12:47 AM PST by demkicker (I wanna kick some commie butt)
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If a 20-year-old man tries to buy a six-pack of Bud at the local package store with a fake ID, he not only has the fake ID confiscated, but he gets arrested by the police and has his driver's license automatically suspended (even before trial).

That should tell you something about how warped our priorities are today.

8 posted on 03/02/2003 6:19:49 AM PST by SamAdams76 (California wine tastes better - boycott French wine!)
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To: ninenot
""Social Security officials said they were concerned for the safety of the agency's employees who might be injured if a perpetrator became violent.""

Oh, piffle. I've been in a number of SS offices arranging matters for my mother, and in every one of them SS employees were behind a high counter, with an armed federal protection agent just a few steps away.
9 posted on 03/02/2003 6:21:34 AM PST by jimtorr
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To: ninenot
Among the documents that may be needed to obtain a Social Security card are a birth certificate, U.S. passport, documents from the former U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, a driver's license or insurance policy. As of March 1, the INS' functions were transferred to the Department of Homeland Security.

Somebody explain to me how you'd have a U.S. passport and not have a SS number.

15 posted on 03/02/2003 8:56:03 AM PST by John Jorsett
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<< Citing his frustration with top bureaucrats, Koll provided the Journal Sentinel with the e-mail messages to document his efforts to get the policy changed. Since then, he has learned that he is facing a 10-day suspension for providing the documents to a reporter and has been ordered to grant no additional interviews. >>

FRequently anti-American-Agenda-driven and usually "DemocRATic" potty-activist permenant feral bureaucrats are among Our Nation's very worst enemies. More so because their ceaseless and insidious corruption of Our Beloved FRaternal Republic's Laws is almost never noticed.
16 posted on 03/02/2003 9:26:26 AM PST by Brian Allen (This above all -- to thine own self be true)
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How many government agencies do we have that are loyal to foreign countries instead of the USA? We need to find this out and fire some agency heads.
17 posted on 03/02/2003 11:00:08 AM PST by gunnedah
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To: ninenot
Question: Can a person be arrested and/or charged with any kind of crime for submitting false documentation - for any purpose.

I think so ...?? What I want to know is why aren't these people who are found to be submitting false documentation not being arrested on the spot ...??
18 posted on 03/02/2003 11:42:37 AM PST by CyberAnt ( Yo! Syracuse)
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