What happens to an illegal alien when they get caught using a fake social security?

Answer 1

They are brought back to where they came from i guess.

Answer 2

Ask the convected social security fraud woman in the church in Chicago.She did it and when told to report for deportation she ran into some store front church and now is pimping her 7 year old (anchor)son out all over the world to get it so her criminal azz will not be deported..
She needs to be dragged out and put in jail then deported deep within Mexico so she cant get back in too quickly.
Oh by the way she was caught working as a cleaning woman at the Chicago airport with a fraudulent Social Security number.

Answer 3

NOTHING AT ALL. Unfortunately uor goverment do not give a crap about our country anymore. I work as an HR Manager and I have seen tons of cases like this. They just leave and the next week they come back to apply again with a different social security number and different ID

Answer 4

They declare " i did not comprehend John Smith replaced right into a real human being". this is lame, although the courts enable them to flee with it and cut back the fee from legal to misdemeanor. that is a truth and repeated in distinct articles quoting unlawful extraterrestrial beings. Isabelle Garcia, a public defender in AZ, also claimed it replaced right into a victimless crime even as she defended illegals operating at a Panda exhibit in Tucson. She also reported it replaced into not properly really worth the fee to tax payers to prosecute those human beings. "believe it, or not"!

Answer 5

Absolutely nothing other than losing their job.
An employer receives a notice from the SSN administration letting the employer know that the # on file within the admin is on file with a name different than the one the employer has on file.
The employee has 30 days to notify SSN admin. and get this mess straight if the employee has not gotten their name to match their ssn# in 30 days the employer will receive another notice from SSN admin that tells the employer they have 30 days to release the individual or pay fines.

Tim Z- i know what you mean

Answer 6

Sadly not a lot, oh they may try to fine them, but then they just go get another fake one. I'm told that in some places you can go to a flea market, and get buy a packet, fake ID, fake SS card.

Answer 7

I do not think that they carry them around too much. So it is hard to physically catch them with it in their position. I do not however know if a company gets busted how they could actually match the fake documents to the person. So I do not think it happens that often!

Answer 8

Submitting false documents to the Tax Court is a violation
of 18 U. S. C. §1001, which provides:

"Whoever,
in any matter within the jurisdiction
of any department or agency of the United States
knowingly and willfully falsifies, conceals or covers up
by any trick, scheme, or device
a material fact,
or makes any
false, fictitious or fraudulent statements or representation,
or makes or uses any false writing or document
knowing the same to contain
any false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or entry,
shall be fined not more than $10,000
or imprisoned not more than five years
or both.
June 25, 1948, c. 645, 62 Stat. 749."

Section 1028
of the United States Criminal Code
(18 U.S.C. § 1028)
criminalizes fraud and related activity
in connection with identification documents
and document authentication features.
Specifically,
it is a criminal offense for an individual to knowingly:
-- produce an identification document,
authentication feature,
or a false identification document without lawful authority;
-- transfer an identification document,
authentication feature,
or a false identification document
knowing that such document or feature
was stolen or produced without lawful authority;
-- possess with intent to use unlawfully
or transfer unlawfully
five or more identification documents
(other than those issued lawfully for the use of the possessor), authentication features,
or false identification documents;

Persons convicted of such offenses
are subject to a fine and/or imprisonment
for up to one, five, or 15 years,
depending on the particular offense and circumstances,
including whether the fraudulently produced
or obtained identification document or authentication feature
is or appears to be
(1) issued by or under the authority of the United States or
(2) a birth certificate, a driver’s license,
or personal identification card.
A person convicted of an offense under this section
is subject to imprisonment for up to 20 years if he or she
(1) has previously been convicted of an offense under this section,
(2) committed an offense under this section
to facilitate a drug trafficking crime, or
(3) committed an offense under this section
in connection with a crime of violence.




Hmmm........






LMFAOff

I Got THUMBS DOWN And REPORTED
For Citing US Document Fraud Laws



LOL

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Answer 9

I think it depends on the circumstances. If they are doing somthing illegal they can be detained and stand trial, or perhaps deported. If they are just regular citizens they may be deported, or perhaps ordered to complete the naturalization process and become citizens.

Answer 10

Anymore, they buy a new one and keep working in the same job.