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To: Ben Ficklin
Furthermore, if this is so egregious, why does the US have similar agreements with other nations and why don't you advocate the discontinuing of these agreements that we have with other nations?

Because the people from those other countries have come here legally to work and pay taxes into SS. We are talking about granting illegals the same rights as those of us who have paid into SS and look forward to collecting on our 'investment'. Also, adding millions more to the eligibility rolls of SS will certainly sink it.

Another question: Who gets the benefits if three different people are using someone else's SS#? The original owner, are the benefits split four ways, three ways or are all entitled to full benefits? You can see where lawyer will take this can't you?

108 posted on 12/08/2005 10:45:16 AM PST by raybbr
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To: raybbr
If you look at the swelling earnings suspense file, you see that the illegals are paying substantial amounts into SS.

There are some who say this is why Congress has been tardy in addressing immigration reform. Every SS dollar contributed by the illegals pushes out the date of SS insolvency. If and when Congress passes immigration reform, those illegal dollars disappear.

111 posted on 12/08/2005 10:52:38 AM PST by Ben Ficklin
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