MEXICANS ARE THE CULTURE OF THIEVERY. THEY NOT ONLY STEAL MILLIONS OF JOBS WITH STOLEN SOCIAL SECURITY, THEY STEAL ANYTHING THEY CAN GET THEIR HANDS ON.
WE SAT AND WATCHED WHILE THEY DESTROYED OUR COUNTRY!
"Mexicans cheat, distribute drugs, lie, forge documents, STEAL and kill as if it’s a normal way of life. For them, it is. Mexico’s civilization stands diametrically opposed to America’s culture.: FROSTY WOOLDRIDGE
WE SAT AND WATCHED WHILE THEY DESTROYED OUR COUNTRY!
We are now in the process
of destabilizing our own country. FROSTY WOOLDRIGE
Welfare for Refugees Cost Americans $123 Billion in 10 Years ….YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK!
https://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2018/10/frosty-wooldridge-let-us-open-us.html
WILL
MEXICO ELECT ALL FUTURE U.S. PRESIDENTS?
“Mexicans cheat, distribute drugs, lie, forge
documents, steal and kill as if it’s a normal way of life. For them, it is.
Mexico’s civilization stands diametrically opposed to America’s culture.”
FROSTY WOOLDRIDGE
“Based on that investigation, a federal grand jury in
Sacramento recently returned a nine-count indictment against Gustavo Araujo
Lerma, 62, and his wife Maria Eva Velez, 64. Araujo is charged with
aggravated identity
theft, passport fraud, conspiracy to commit unlawful procurement of
naturalization and citizenship, and five counts of voting by an alien.” LLOYD BILLINGSLEY
ILLEGAL ALIENS IN A DISMANTLED IDENTITY THEFT RING
https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/272111/illegal-aliens-dismantled-identity-theft-ring-michael-cutler
The uncounted victims of illegal immigration.
December 4, 2018
For the most part, when the issue of crimes related to illegal immigration is raised, the discussion most often turns to crimes committed by illegal aliens that cause death or grievous injuries to the victims, whether the crime involved an assault or a motor vehicle accident at the hands of an unlicensed and/or drunk-driving illegal alien.
Undoubtedly there is no shortage of such infuriating and tragic examples of the consequence of illegal immigration.
Of late, attention has focused on transnational gangs such as MS-13 that has its origins in El Salvador and Los Angeles, California; however, it must be noted that because human nature is human nature, transnational gangs can be found in every ethnic community whose residents come from every country on this planet.
There are other crimes, however, that have a direct nexus to illegal immigration that do not directly involve violence or loss of life but nevertheless claim huge numbers of victims in the United States that may have a profound and life-altering impact.
One of the most serious of those crimes involves the theft of the identities of millions of United States citizens and lawfully-admitted immigrants whose citizenship, lawful immigrant status and good names are valued commodities that provide millions of illegal aliens with a sort of “camouflage.”
Criminals frequently assume aliases as a means of disguising themselves to thwart law enforcement and to conceal their movements and activities. This is why suspects who are arrested by law enforcement authorities are photographed and fingerprinted. Increasingly, other bio metrics, such as DNA and facial recognition technology, are being used to properly identify these individuals to help prevent them gaming the system.
The need to create false identities is one that is of great importance for illegal aliens. They have an obvious need to create an aura of legitimacy so that they can work, rent an apartment or otherwise establish themselves in a community so that they can achieve whatever goals motivated them to enter the United States in the first place. The 9/11 Commission referred to this tactic as “embedding.”
I addressed these crimes and other such crimes in my article, "Immigration Fraud: Lies That Kill."
The easiest forms of identity documents to produce are counterfeit documents such as Social Security cards, birth certificates, or Alien Registration Cards, so-named because they are issued to comply with the alien registration requirements that are part and parcel of the immigration and nationality laws of the United States and have been since the 1940’s. (Interestingly, in an effort to expunge the term “Alien” from the vernacular, these cards have come to be referred to as “PERMS,” not out of a desire to be “Politically Correct,” but as a result of the pervasive efforts of globalists and other exploiters of the immigration system to alter the public’s understanding of immigration by altering the language of the discussion.)
This tactic of controlling thought by controlling language was accurately and presciently depicted by George Orwell in his novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, in which he devised “Newspeak” to achieve that nefarious goal.
I addressed the way that control of language leads to thought control and ultimately a loss of our freedoms in my article, "Language Wars: The Road to Tyranny Is Paved with Language Censorship."
However, while counterfeit identity documents can be helpful to an illegal alien, the most valuable such documents involve the use of actual Social Security numbers that relate to the name and date of birth of the original recipient of that number so that if the name, date of birth and Social Security number are used in conjunction with an I-9 essential for all newly-hired employees, it is likely that the system will accept that combination as legitimate.
In point of fact, it was the enactment of the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) of 1986 during the Reagan administration that virtually created the cottage industry of identity thieves and fraud document vendors who found a limitless supply of potential customers among the millions of illegal aliens who needed rent receipts and utility bills along with other such supporting documents to falsely claim to have resided in the United States for the requisite period of time to apply for legalization. Additionally, illegal aliens needed identity documents to enable them to game the requirements of IRCA to work in the United States for employers who faced sanctions for knowingly hiring illegal aliens.
This created a huge demand for fraud documents and identity theft.
On November 29, 2018 The Department of Justice issued a press release, “Identity Documents Trafficker Arraigned on Identification Fraud and Conspiracy Charges.”
While the title of the DOJ press release referenced a single fraud document trafficker -- Jose Armando Pavon Salazar, a citizen of Honduras -- the organization in which he participated involved 52 other known members.
The indictment lays out how the alleged massive criminal conspiracy worked.
Here are excerpts from the press release:
“Jose Armando Pavon Salazar (Pavon), 36, a citizen of Honduras, was arrested in El Salvador in January 2018 on an Interpol Red Notice and extradited to the United States on Nov. 28, to face identify fraud charges in the District of Puerto Rico. Pavon had been a fugitive since March 22, 2012, when a federal grand jury sitting in the District of Puerto Rico returned a 50-count superseding indictment charging Pavon and 52 other defendants with offenses involving a massive identity fraud scheme.”“The superseding indictment alleges that between April 2009 and January 2012, Pavon and his co-conspirators operated an extensive black market identity fraud scheme. The superseding indictment alleges that conspirators located in the Savarona area of Caguas, Puerto Rico, (Savarona suppliers) obtained Puerto Rican identities and corresponding identity documents. Conspirators, such as Pavon, in various locations throughout the United States (identity brokers) solicited customers. The identity brokers allegedly sold social security cards and corresponding Puerto Rico birth certificates for prices ranging from $700 to $2,500 per set.”“As alleged in the superseding indictment, the customers generally obtained the identity documents to assume the identity of Puerto Rican U.S. citizens and to obtain additional identification documents, such as legitimate state driver’s licenses. Some customers allegedly obtained the documents to commit financial fraud and attempted to obtain a U.S. passport.”
While the majority of customers for these stolen identities are likely illegal aliens who want to work in the United States, taking jobs Americans should have taken, it is likely that some of the “customers” of identity theft rings have come to the United States with far more nefarious goals in mind, including that they may be part of criminal or terrorist organizations who need these documents to embed themselves in communities around the United States.
The demand for such fraudulent documentation is so great that an underground infrastructure of document vendors sprang up to meet that demand, providing not only illegal aliens but the transnational criminals and international terrorists among them, with the documents they need.
Back on February 1, 2007 the Department of State posted a news release: VISA and Passport Fraud: An Overview that included these excerpts from the 9/11 Commission Report:
"For terrorists, travel documents are as important as weapons. Terrorists must travel clandestinely to meet, train, plan, case targets, and gain access to attack. Because they must pass through regulated channels-presenting themselves to border security officials-or attempt to circumvent inspection points, international travel poses great danger to terrorists. In their travels, terrorists use evasive methods, such as altered and counterfeit visas and passports, surreptitious travel methods and routes, liaisons with corrupt government officials, human smuggling networks, supportive travel agencies, and immigration and identity fraud.”“The 9/11 terrorists succeeded in carrying out their attacks through the use of fraudulently obtained, but genuine, U.S. travel documents. Throughout the 1990s, members of al-Qaeda learned to exploit weaknesses in the immigration, passport, visa, and entry systems of the United States. They successfully instituted a travel facilitation operation in Afghanistan through the use of travel agents, document forgers, and corrupt government officials. The 19 hijackers employed a variety of methods to conceal their identities, including the use of 364 aliases, fraudulent entry-exit stamps, and altered passports. Through these fraudulent methods, the 9/11 terrorists obtained legitimate passports and tourist visas, entered the United States, and perpetrated the largest terrorist attack in our nation's history.”
The August 4, 2004 NBC News report, 9/11 report light on ID theft issues, included this excerpt:
Terrorism and identity theft go hand in hand, experts say. The al-Qaida training manual includes provisions for trainees to leave camp with five fake personas, says Collins, who uses a copy of the manual to train law enforcement officials. Terrorists are regularly schooled in the art of subsisting off credit card fraud while living in the United States, Collins said.
Ask any victim of identity theft about the impact that the crime has had on their lives. While not a crime of violence per se, identity theft can be traumatic and have a profound impact on the lives of its victims, frequently taking years to finally, hopefully, resolve.
Meanwhile, the criminals and terrorists are able to live, work and conduct their preparatory actions often within the ethnic immigration communities that serve as huge haystacks in which these “deadly needles” hide, with relative ease and confidence that they won’t be discovered until it is too late to stop them.
Once again it is clear that illegal immigration is anything but a “victimless crime.”
Texas Duo Pleads Guilty to
Selling Fake U.S. Citizenship
Documents
Selling Fake U.S. Citizenship
Documents
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Co-defendants accused of orchestrating a scheme in which they promised U.S. citizenship and other relevant documents for a fee, pleaded guilty on fraud charges in a South Texas federal courtroom.
Beatriz Adriana Rodriguez, a U.S. citizen and a South Texas resident, and Francisco Santiago Rodriguez-Nuñez, a Mexican national, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Micaela Alvarez to avoid a trial scheduled for December, according to the Monitor.
For nearly three years, the pair posted “fraudulent” information over Facebook asserting they could “obtain, immigration status and/or driver’s license” in exchange for money, according to the complaint.
Rodriguez pleaded guilty to 47 counts of attempted and conspiracy to commit mail fraud. Rodriguez-Nuñez, who went by the alias Marcos Garcia-Rodriguez, also pleaded guilty to the same mail fraud charges a well as one count of unauthorized fees for inspection of vessels, according to the Monitor. In exchange for their guilty pleas, the U.S. government agreed to dismiss the remaining charges against them.
In July, the co-conspirators each were indicted on 47 federal counts of fraud. Rodriguez also faced 14 counts of fraud and scams as well as 32 counts of fraud using any means of communication. Rodriguez Nuñez received an additional two counts of false impersonation and one count of re-entry of deported foreigners, totaling 50 federal charges.
A four-page attachment to the indictment obtained by the Monitor stated Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in McAllen, Texas, learned about the purported citizenship scheme in 2017 from a complaint lodged against the scammers with the Office of Professional Responsibility. It also alleged the co-defendants were siblings.
Subsequently, HSI agents conducted an undercover operation and learned how the ruse worked. A victim would call a phone number posted online by the co-defendants. Rodriguez Nuñez claimed to be a general manager for the Social Security Administration and the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles in Mission. He “promised an individual that he could help him obtain legal documents and a driver’s license.”
When asked for proof of his credentials, Rodriguez Nuñez purportedly texted or mailed a photo copy of a fictitious government ID with the name “Roberto Garcia R.”
After gaining a caller’s trust, Rodriguez Nuñez instructed the individual to make payments to his accomplice, Rodriguez, through Money Gram or Western Union, according to the attachment. The Monitor reported he also told victims to send money orders or through the mail. Upon receiving funds from victims, the pair would make money wire transfers.
Several weeks later, Rodriguez Nuñez called a victim, claiming to have “run into issues with the cards” and requested “another deposit for several thousand dollars.” Ultimately, a person “would never hear back” from the pair or receive any documents. Further phone calls only took place when Rodriguez Nuñez requested more money “claiming that another problem presented itself.”
If a victim failed to pay, one of the co-defendants left bogus Department of Homeland Security (DHS) voicemails, advising if the individual did not contact DHS by a certain date they “may be arrested and/or deported,” according to court documents.
One complainant later told authorities he sent $11,010 through a money service to Rodriguez. Another paid only $500. HSI agents determined that between August 2015 to August 2017, Rodriguez received more than $50,000 in Money Gram payments.
Federal agents also learned that some of these individuals sent fingerprint cards and passport photos, along with U.S. currency, through the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), according to the complaint. USPS inspector records showed that between June 21, 2017 and June 1, 2018, roughly 55 “priority” and “express mail” pieces and two first class mail items were delivered to Rodriguez’s Pharr P.O.Box that, allegedly, was obtained for “residential/personal use” or non-business purposes. Furthermore, much of the mail “originated from 11 different states and many locations in Texas,” although none came from the Rio Grande Valley,” according to the complaint attachment.
Federal authorities requested seizing nearly $100,000 in U.S. currency as a monetary punishment against the co-defendants. This reflected the total estimated dollar amount they took in wire payments from victims between November 2015 and July 2018.
Rodriguez and Rodriguez Nuñez remain in federal custody. They will return to court in February for sentencing.
Liberals upset that
illegals barred from stealing library books
Illegal aliens have stolen millions of dollars worth of books from the San Jose, California library system, among many others. The liberal response? To be angry at the library for imposing fines and preventing the illegals from stealing even more books.
Illegal aliens have stolen millions of dollars worth of books from the San Jose, California library system, among many others. The liberal response? To be angry at the library for imposing fines and preventing the illegals from stealing even more books.
When Damaris Triana, then
8, lost several “Little Critter” books that she had
borrowed for her sister, the library here fined her $101 — including $40 in
processing fees — a bill that was eventually turned over to an agency to
collect from her parents.
The
$101 is a small part of a whopping $6.8 million in unpaid fines at the San Jose Public Library, an amount that exceeds
unpaid fees at some larger cities around the country. It also exceeds other Bay
Area cities like Oakland, which has $3 million in outstanding fines, and San
Francisco, which has $4.6 million. In San Jose, when the late fee hits $50, the
library refers the debt to a collection agency.
In
impoverished neighborhoods, where few residents have broadband connections or
computers, nearly a third of cardholders are barred from borrowing or using
library computers. Half of the children and teenagers with library cards in the
city owe fines.
This does not
upset liberals, that half of all children have stolen books.
Outsiders
might think that “everyone in Silicon Valley is affluent and hyperconnected,”
said Mayor Samuel
T. Liccardo. He represents San Jose’s one million residents,
40 percent of whom are immigrants.
"Immigrants",
ah ha! Can you guess what kind?
In
some immigrant neighborhoods, Ms. Bourne said, “there is a fear of government interaction.
As soon as people hear there is the potential for being penalized by the
government, they want to stay away from that service.”
A "fear
of government interaction" in "immigrant" neighborhoods. Look
how carefully the Times dances around the fact that the book stealers are
largely illegal aliens!
“The
kids who are barred from the door of the library are the ones we most
desperately want to reach,” he said.
The kids are
not barred from the library. They simply cannot check more books out because
they haven't returned many others. Illegals feel that since they broke the laws
entering our country, they are free to break any of our other laws as well
without consequence. And liberals agree.
Alexander
is more careful than most. Half of the current cardholders at the Biblioteca
branch owe money, and most — 65 percent — are barred from borrowing materials
and using computers because they owe $10 or more.
“Fifty
cents a day for middle-class families is a slap on the wrist,” said Maria Arias
Evans, the principal of Washington Elementary School in San Jose, which is
behind the Biblioteca Latinoamericana. Given the choice between paying fines
“and putting food on the table and a roof over the children’s head, it’s a
no-brainer: It is better not to check out library books.”
I love it
when liberals says something stupid, and call it a "no-brainer". I
think enablers of illegal aliens stealing books have "no brainers".
She added,
“Accumulating fines for families whose income is, on average, $30,000 a year
with monthly rents at $1,600 for a one-bedroom apartment is much more of a
burden.
Then why not
return the books on time?
No where does
the article talk about the penalty suffered by law abiding citizens who don't
have access to all the thousands of books stolen. That doesn't factor into
liberal calculations of what is right or wrong.
Twice-Deported Illegal Alien
Sentenced to Prison for Stealing $350K in Gov’t Benefits
By Brady Kenyon | July 16,
2018 .
(CNSNews.com) -- Mexican national and two-time deportee Andres
Avelino Anduaga was sentenced on July 13 to 37 months in federal prison for
stealing over $350,000 in government benefits – federal, state, and local --
while impersonating an American citizen for over 30 years, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District
of California.
In
addition to his 37-month sentence, Aduaga was ordered to repay $360,908.85 in
restitution to the Social Security Administration, the California Department of
Health Care Services and the County of San Diego.
“In
1980, Anduaga used a birth certificate belonging to a United States citizen to
obtain a California Driver’s License and a Social Security card,” said the U.S.
Attorney’s Office in a statement. “Already a convicted felon,
Anduaga used his new identity to commit a variety of crimes over the next 22
years.”
(Image: YouTube)
As
he admitted in his plea agreement, Anduaga used a stolen identity to apply for
disability benefits from the Social Security Administration in 1989. The U.S.
Attorney’s Office reported that “Anduaga received almost $250,000 in Social
Security benefits that he was not entitled to receive through 2016.”
As
a result of the Social Security benefits, Anduaga was also able to get MediCal
health benefits that further cost the taxpayers of California more than
$100,000. “Even after his Social Security was terminated in 2016, Anduaga
signed up for CalFresh/Supplemental Nutrition (SNAP) benefits and continued to
receive those benefits right up until his arrest in November 2017,” reported
the Attorney’s Office.
In
addition to his “Theft of Public Property,” U.S. District Judge John Houston
also sentenced Anduaga for living in the United States illegally.
(Image: YouTube)
“Anduaga
admitted that, despite twice being deported as ‘Jose Reyes’ in 1994 and 2000,
he was able to return and travel freely between the United States and Mexico
using a U.S. passport that he obtained using the same stolen identity he used
to defraud public assistance programs,” reads the statement.
“The
theft of Social Security benefits is a direct attack on the most vulnerable and
needy members of our community,” said U.S. Attorney Adam L. Braverman. “Every
dollar stolen through this kind of fraud reduces the funds available to our
retirees and other worthy beneficiaries.”
“It is this kind of malicious
theft of identity and people’s hard-earned benefits which highlights the need
for vigilance and thoroughness in all encounters which Border Patrol Agents
undertake to thwart this kind of illegal activity,” said Chief Patrol Agent Rodney Scott. “This successful
collaboration between the Social Security Administration, the U.S. Border Patrol
and the Department of Justice highlights the need for, and importance of,
cooperation among law enforcement partners.”
I.R.S. ILLEGALS STOLEN 1.3 MILLION IDENTITIES!
THEY STEAL SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS TO STEAL JOBS,
DRIVE ILLEGALLY, CONTRACT IN THE TRADES ILLEGALLY, AND VOTE FOR MORE ILLEGALLY
and do it by invitation of the Democrat Party!
Mexicans
cheat, distribute drugs, lie, forge documents, STEAL and kill as if it’s a
normal way of life. For them, it is. Mexico’s civilization stands diametrically
opposed to America’s culture. FROSTY WOOLDRIDGE
Tijuana Resident Impersonated U.S. Citizen to Steal $361,000 in
Government Benefits
A Mexican citizen living in Tijuana with 40
aliases was sent to U.S. prison after admitting he assumed an American identity
to collect almost $361,000 in government benefits fraudulently.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the
Southern District of California announced that
Andres Avelino Anduaga, a Mexican citizen living in Tijuana, had admitted to
obtaining a valid birth certificate of a United States citizen fraudulently in
1980, and then obtaining a valid California Driver’s License and a Social
Security card.
Anduaga used the stolen identity of
Abraham Riojos, a U.S. citizen from a rural Florida town, to apply for and
collect Social Security disability benefits beginning in 1989. Over the next 27
years, Anduaga collected $244,441 in
monthly Social Security benefits, and another $100,000 in Medi-Cal health
benefits from the State of California.
Anduaga also admitted that he was a
convicted U.S. felon under
the name “Jose Reyes” who had been deported from
the U.S. at least twice, including 1994 and 2000.
Despite his fingerprints and photo
being on a criminal file with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE),
Anduaga was able to use his stolen identity’s birth certificate to obtain a
valid U.S. passport that allowed him to cross the Mexican-American border
freely.
The investigation that eventually
entrapped Anduaga began in 2014, when the Social Security office in Chula Vista
alerted its Office of the Inspector General that private mailboxes near the
border might have been be connected to residency fraud, according to
the San Diego Union-Tribune.
During a standard Social Security
benefits review in 2015, a man claiming to be Riojos was using residency
address of a mailbox rental facility on San Ysidro Boulevard. When required to
appear for an office interview, the individual presented a California ID card
identifying himself as Riojos and claiming to rent a room from a Chula Vista
man.
An investigator with the California
Department of Health Care Services called the man during the Riojos interview,
andthe man confirmed the roommate situation. But when investigators
visited the home in January 2016, the man admitted that Riojos had never lived
there and was living in Mexico.
The Union-Tribune reported that a
follow up investigation found that another person had tried to sign up for
Social Security disability benefits in Oceanside, California, using a fake
birth certificate with the same date and birthplace as the one for the Riojos
name.
Further research found the initial
man claiming to be Riojos had a criminal record under 21 aliases and six dates
of birth stretching back to 1974, including gun violations, forgery, drug
possession and multiple DUIs.
When the Social Security disability
payments Anduaga was collecting were terminated in 2016, he signed up as Riojos
and began receiving CalFresh Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits
from San Diego County. Until being arrested in November 2017, Anduaga pocketed
another $12,000 in
CalFresh payments, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Anduaga faced up to 12 years in
federal prison, full restitution for public assistance programs and a fine of
up to $971,817.70. But based on his plea bargain, Anduaga was sentenced by U.S.
District Judge John A. Houston on July 13 to only 37 months in federal penitentiary
— one for every year he cheated the U.S. — and ordered to repay $360,908.85 in
restitution to the Social Security Administration, the California Department of
Health Care Services, and the County of San Diego.
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