Immigration Bill Will Create National Database on Every Adult in US

Gateway Pundit ^ | June 17, 2013 | Jim Hoft

[2ndDivisionVet]

The immigration bill the Senate began debating this month will create a national biometric database of virtually every adult in the US.

The immigration bill will create a massive federal database administered by the Department of Homeland Security and containing names, ages, Social Security numbers and photographs of everyone in the country.

Mother Jones reported:

Pointing to a section of the bill that mandates a CIS “photo tool” database to enhance E-Verify checks (PDF), Wired last month ominously warned that it “would create a national biometric database of virtually every adult in the US” through the collection of state-issued photo IDs. (Biometrics, measurements of physical characteristics like photographs, fingerprints, or iris scans, are used to check against database entries to verify a person’s identity—fingerprints are a biometric commonly used to track immigrants entering the country.)

A Senate aide contacted by the Daily Beast disputed Wired‘s report, arguing that the a Supreme Court ruling called Printz v. US would prohibit the federal government from forcing state officials to turn over driver’s license images for the CIS database. Even so, the feds already have passport photos, and states could voluntarily hand over additional information.

It looks like the senate aide was wrong.

Already the faces of more than 120 million people are stored in searchable photo databases that officials assembled to prevent driver’s-license fraud but that increasingly are used by police to identify suspects, accomplices and even innocent bystanders in a wide range of criminal investigations.

Obamacare will also share personal private health information with federal and state agencies.

[alloysteel]

People don’t have RF ID chips and bar codes already? Why has the Current Regime been so remiss in the implementation of this technology?

This must be addressed IMMEDIATELY. Nobody walks away.

(Do I HAVE to include the “sarcasm” tag?)

[2harddrive]

There already IS a national database covering all Americans!

[beachn4fun]

...and yet, I can still vote without showing ID...

My mother almost canceled her cruise when it became almost impossible to get her passport. They did not want to accept her birth certificate or her drivers license. And I mean she is the typical white grandmother type.

Yet we can't require people to show ID when voting? We are on run-away train to ruination!

[Let's Roll]

Muzzies will be exempt of course.

[Oldexpat]

Unfortunately the only way that any data base will be able to determine if a individual is correctly identified and eligible to work in the US will be to have a data base on everyone. If we ever want to end illegal immigration we will need to have a record of all citizens..simple as that. Ether a passport, driver’s license or state ID for everyone.

[fella]

I’m betting that the Obama’s , Clinton’s, most Congress critters and of course Burny Fanks won’t be in that data base.

[Heartlander2]

What is “citizen”?

[ronnie raygun]

In order to make thier changes we need to be brought in line outnumbered and overwhelmed

[GOPJ]

Yeah, and we’re not allowed to ask for a photo ID when people want to vote?

[SpaceBar]

Unfortunately the only way that any data base will be able to determine if a individual is correctly identified and eligible to work in the US will be to have a data base on everyone.

I disagree with that. We are led to believe that the only solution is a vast detailed centralized database, but other countries without such things are able to control immigration using less intrusive and potentially misusable means. Take good old Mexico for instance. If you can't prove to the satisfaction of the authorities that you are in their country legally, they toss your ass in the clink. Harsh penalities for the individual, and employers make people think twice. And as a result, other than northbound migrants travelling through that get a pass, Mexico has far fewer illegal immigrants, as do Saudi Arabia, Japan, Singapore, and many other nations that practice this. It has worked in the past effectively. The fly in the ointment is that we have a corrupt system that deliberately looks the other way as the problem festers, then they roll out the big centralized database with everything on everyone to "solve" the problem.

[Uncle Miltie]

But not the Tsarnaevs.

[GraceG]

Be a planted digital chip. Can hold tons of data, medical records, tax returns .... everything. They’ll be able to scan a whole room or crowd and know everyone that is there. (or isn’t there)

This tech can be used against them as well, imagine finding a lib and planting a “America’s Most Wanted Chip” on them....

Chips can be copied using hacker tools as well, not to mention all the illegals that would exploit “black market chips” to get even MORE freebies...

[Lucky9teen]

I'm sure illegal undocumented immigrants will be exempt from this, of course.

Ya know, we're being told that we have to give amnesty to the illegals, in order for them to "come out of the shadows" and that they can't be found unless we do.....so, I'd like to know how to retreat to the shadows and not be seen/noticed by our government, like the illegals are. I want what they've got...I want the anonymity that they have. Not to mention, all the benefits they get too...

[M Kehoe]

I'm sure I'm in their data base. With my background anyway. So, in the spirit of full disclosure, FUBO.

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[OneWingedShark]

What is “citizen”?

I have the sneaking suspicion that we could define it as slave to the state.

[unixfox]

The Beast is in Utah. The anti-christ is on speed dial from Zer0’s cell phone.

[M Kehoe]

Good evening.

The Beast is in Utah. The anti-christ is on speed dial from Zer0’s cell phone.

The only good thing about this is that we know how it ends.

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[HollyB]

That’s right, now put down that big gulp!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks 2ndDivisionVet. Apropos of nothing...

IBM and the Holocaust
http://www.ibmandtheholocaust.com/

Probing IBM’s Nazi connection
http://news.cnet.com/2009-1082-269157.html

IBM and the Holocaust - Jewish Virtual Library
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/IBM.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust

[upchuck]

Welcome to "1984." Read the book!

If you're not inclined to read the book, at least read the Cliff Notes.