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Originally Posted by panZZer
Your opinion is Bull ****, as is anyone who defends the criminal aliens.
They didn't care if they were assuming someone elses identity or not-anyway they knew they were lieing and breaking the law, they have networks here in texafornia where they are told where to purchase bogus drivers liscenses that will fool either the chp or texas athorities until ran thru a computer, and along with a fake ss# they are set to do any buisness needed with untold buisnesses/agencys winking-knowing and accepting it to get their buisness-and noone will go after any of them!
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Identity theft where you open credit cards and obtain large sums of money by promising to pay it back while masquerading as John Q. 'solid credit rating' Public is vastly different than some illegal who uses the number only to give it to an employer so he can get and keep the job.
Not much chance of the actual person losing out in a big way on that. I mean, the record will show that he earned more in one year than he actually did but I can't imagine that would be too hard to clear up, especially since most people don't work a full year in 2 different cities.
Still can be a drag to the original owner of the identity but the severity of the two scenarios is way, way different.