Using Social Security for Immigrant Coercion is Illegal

Homeland Security had the Social Security Administration place over 6000 social security numbers of immigrants, which are normally issued under authorization of Homeland Security, who are living in the United States in the Death File.   The intent is to force the immigrants to leave the United States.

This is an illegal act of coercion which also results in providing inaccurate consumer information under the Fair Credit Reporting Act and could result in civil liability actions.

Obviously, despite Homeland Security undocumented assertions to the contrary, these are not criminals, since they would be involved in Constitutional due process legal actions, but immigrants who have or had work authorization.

Undocumented immigrants, who work and who cannot collect Social Security or retirement benefits, have an ITIN number rather than a Social Security number, which facilitates the employer in making payments of Social Security taxes which amount to roughly $20 billion dollars a year in cash flow which helps finance Social Security.

While coercion is a fundamental tool of organized crime, Homeland Security has created an illegal multi-billion dollar No-Win with substantially negative immediate economic and longer term economic growth problems, which would result in serious consequences in an organized criminal entity.

 

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