Thread: The No-Match Non-Solution

August 13, 2007
BLEEDING HEART NY Times Editorial
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/13/opini ... 20Refugees
The No-Match Non-Solution

Who kept telling the country that immigration reform through enforcement alone was doomed to fail? President Bush, for one. “All elements of this problem must be addressed together,â€

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Dixie

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The businesses with the largest numbers of no match letters are suspected to be hiring illegal aliens. There is time for both the employer and the employee to clear up the discrepancies. Identity theft and stolen social security numbers have been plaguing the American citizens due to illegal immigration, so it is finally time to have the burden fall on those who have profitted from the charade.

Name changes, such as in a marriage, etc. should be corrected without problem. People need to become more accountable in their actions, and alleviate many of these problems promptly.

We should be able to access our social security number with a password and check to see if we are working somewhere else (another state), if there are irregularities, just like we can check our credit cards, bank statements, bills, etc. on line. Credit cards don't have pictures or biometrics and yet a statement comes, a check on line can take place and monitoring of our transactions and actions can take place. Any errors can be addressed immediately.

The printout that the Social Security Administration sends out to let us know our wages, tells little else about our number.

Psalm 139:14