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Title: Congress Quietly Pushing Bill to Require National Biometric ID for ‘ALL Americans’
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URL Source: http://fromthetrenchesworldreport.c ... -biometric-id-americans/216849
Published: Jan 22, 2018
Author: Matt Agorist
Post Date: 2018-01-23 07:12:44 by Deckard
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Views: 3745
Comments: 25
Earlier this month, Rep. Bob Goodlatte [R-VA-6] introduced H.R.4760 – Securing America’s Future Act of 2018, a sweeping bill that entails everything from Education and the Workforce to Homeland Security to the military. Also, tucked away in this 400-page behemoth of a bill are the details of a new biometric National ID card that could soon be required for everyone.
Not surprisingly, there is almost no media coverage on this legislation.
H.R. 4760 establishes a mandatory National Identification system that requires all Americans to carry a government-approved ID containing “biometric features.” Without this card, according to the legislation, you will not be able to work in this country.
The legislation was drafted under the auspices of providing a legislative solution for the current beneficiaries of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
However, as Ron Paul points out, “this bill would give DACA recipients a 3-year renewable legal status while forcing a biometric National ID card on virtually everyone else.”
“That’s right — the statists want to control you,” said Paul.
Naturally, this bill is wholeheartedly supported by the anti-immigration sect and has gained 70 co-sponsors already in only a few days. As with most police state-promoting legislation, fear of illegal immigration is being pushed to garner such support. However, as Ron Paul points out, the bill won’t just target illegals—it targets everyone—and it will use your most private information to track you.
“Under the statists’ National ID scheme, you’d be forced to carry around your National ID card, tied to this massive database, chockfull of biometric identifiers like fingerprints and retina scans,” Paul noted. “Without this ID, you won’t be able to legally hold a job — or likely even open a bank account or even board a plane!”
Paul said there is a very good chance this bill will become law as the support for it seems overwhelming. He laid out three key factors that are detrimental to the freedom of all Americans.
- Allow federal bureaucrats to include biometric identification information on the card, potentially even including fingerprints, retinal scans, or scans of veins on the back of hands, which could easily be used as a tracking device;
- Be required for all U.S. workers regardless of place of birth, making it illegal for anyone to hold a job in the United States who doesn’t obtain an ID card;
- Require all employers to purchase an “ID scanner” to verify the ID cards with the federal government. Every time any citizen applies for a job, the government would know — and you can bet its only a matter of time until “ID scans” will be required to make even routine purchases, as well.
The control freaks in the US government have been trying for years to pass a National ID card law and it has been successfully resisted every time. This time, however, it appears that the Republicans—who used to be vocally opposed to such measures—are now fully onboard likely because of the bill’s anti-immigration language.
As Paul points out,
For years now, statists in BOTH parties have been fighting to RAM their radical National ID-database scheme into law.
In fact, this scheme was a key portion of the infamous failed “Comprehensive Immigration Reform” bills BOTH parties tried to ram through during the Obama administration.
Now, using the momentum behind Trump’s tough talk on immigration and border security, I’m afraid the statists believe the best way to finally enact their National ID scheme is by promoting their bill on Capitol Hill as a “DACA fix” while they sell it to the GOP base as a border “security” measure.
Of course, that’s nothing more than a buzzword meant to trick Americans from all over the country into thinking that Congress is going to seal our southern border.
But in reality, it means something far different.
The “security” members of BOTH parties in the U.S. House want doesn’t target any U.S. border. Instead, it’s meant to create an all-out police state within them.
The truth is, this is exactly the type of battle that often decides whether a country remains free or continues sliding toward tyranny.
Paul’s Campaign for Liberty is planning a massive crusade against this tyrannical legislation in the form of billboards, commercials, and other advertising. He’s even started a petition to let your representative know how you feel about them ushering in a new level of despotism and control. You can sign this petition here.
Please share this article with your friends and family so we can stop the tyrants in their path.
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H.R. 4760 establishes a mandatory National Identification system that requires all Americans to carry a government-approved ID containing “biometric features.” Without this card, according to the legislation, you will not be able to work in this country.
I read the bill. I can't find anything like this. It requires that you attest that you are a citizen, present drivers license and/or S.S. account number or, for foreign nationals or green card holders, present other forms of ID. There is a very minor mention of biometric cards for certain foreign nationals.
#2. To: Tooconservative (#1)
It requires that you attest that you are a citizen
And gosh bless that idea.
DickTard is fear mongering the sheeple again with yella journalism
I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
#3. To: GrandIsland (#2) (Edited)
It is a long bill and I didn't read all of it.
But the parts I read dealing with accepted ID for employment sound very similar to the E-Verify provisions already in place.
There is no doubt that they would love to do the national biometric ID. But there would be resistance and a lot of problems so I don't expect this Congress in particular to pass such a thing. I don't think they could get it past the Liberty Caucus in the House even if the Senate did stuff something into a (supposed) must-pass bill.
#4. To: Deckard (#0)
Overkill once again with the anti-government postings.
Ho hum....you’ve become such a bore with your fear mongering.
Develop another outlet for your fetishism...this is getting so old.
#5. To: Gatlin (#4)
Piss off gooberment-worshiping shill.
You'll be one of the first in line to get your Mark Of The Beast chip, right Parsons?
“Truth is treason in the empire of lies.” - Ron Paul
Those who most loudly denounce Fake News are typically those most aggressively disseminating it.
#6. To: Gatlin, GrandIsland, Deckard (#4)
BTW, you don't have to take my word for it.
Open the H. R. 4760 PDF link (given in the article) and you can do a search for 'biometric'. After the ToC, you find it mentioned on page 89. Read through page 88-90. You'll see it matches up well with current E-Verify measures.
If you search on for 'biometric', you'll find some provisions for entry-exit biometric cards and scanners, especially at the southern border (but also the northern). These direct various agencies to continue to implement those biometric quickie entry-exit cards that are already being used to expedite border crossings by people doing business or regularly visiting Mexico or Canada on business or for family reasons.
AFAIK, there aren't other terms used other than 'biometric' for these kinds of passports or quick entry/exit documents.
#7. To: Gatlin, Deckard, GrandIsland (#5)
You'll be one of the first in line to get your Mark Of The Beast chip, right Parsons?
Gatlin, please stop consorting with the Devil and his demon hordes of pure evil and all their I.D. cards from Hell.
Thank you.
#8. To: Tooconservative (#3)
There is no doubt that they would love to do the national bio metric ID. But there would be resistance and a lot of problems so I don't expect this Congress in particular to pass such a thing.
I remember similar discussions prior to 9/11 about some of the "provisions" found in the "patriot act".....
"we are tartets from evil doers!!!" [ and ] U looked up birfer on the dcitionary. It isn't a movie.
"Listen piece of shit. Call me anti American again and your're banned. I don't like you." - aka stoned -
#9. To: Deckard, gatlin (#5)
Mark Of The Beast chip, right
Do you believe in the mark of the beast Gatlin?
I sure do.
I don't know if it is a chip tjough.
#10. To: Jameson (#8)
Do you like the idea of a biometric national I'D Jameson?
#11. To: Jameson (#8)
I remember similar discussions prior to 9/11 about some of the "provisions" found in the "patriot act".....
The old ReadID controversy. You recall correctly.
They did succeed with some provisions of RealID but not what they really want.
#12. To: Tooconservative (#6)
AFAIK, there aren't other terms used other than 'biometric' for these kinds of passports or quick entry/exit documents.
I found the same with a quick search. This is a sky-is-falling article which highlights a limited, specific use and projects it on the entire population as a mandate.
They're counting on people not reading the bill.
#13. To: misterwhite (#12) (Edited)
Ron Paul's post-congressional career hasn't been very inspiring. Lots of goldmongering (because RP is known to the gold hoarders because he is one). And this story dovetails with RP's efforts (along with Senator Shelby) to defeat the old RealID effort in the late Nineties. He's playing that card, hoping that no one will go read the bill of that text.
I have to wonder if RP even reads some of the press releases from his own Institute.
Notice the end of the article:
| Paul’s Campaign for Liberty is planning a massive crusade against this tyrannical legislation in the form of billboards, commercials, and other advertising. He’s even started a petition to let your representative know how you feel about them ushering in a new level of despotism and control. You can sign this petition here. |
So you sign the petition and give your name/address/zip and they pitch making a donation to the Institute at the same time, all for the convenience of forwarding your name on a petition to your senators/congresscritter. Sure, that must be worth $50 of so. And yet, there are plenty of people who will fall for this.
For fuck's sake, buy a stamp or write your own email. And save the $50.
#14. To: A K A Stone (#10)
Do you like the idea of a biometric national I'D Jameson?
No, but with required electronic medical records, we're very nearly there anyway......
"we are tartets from evil doers!!!" [ and ] U looked up birfer on the dcitionary. It isn't a movie.
"Listen piece of shit. Call me anti American again and your're banned. I don't like you." - aka stoned -
#15. To: A K A Stone (#9)
Do you believe in the mark of the beast Gatlin?Nah …
The only marks I ever had laid on me were some hickey love bites some young maidens would occasionally and with deep passion lay on me when we were youthful. And they were no beasts….they were beautiful.
I sure do.Check….it may be listed on the marijuana “cure all / protect from everything list”.
#16. To: Deckard (#5)
Stop your fearmongering ...
#17. To: Tooconservative (#13)
Ron Paul's post-congressional career hasn't been very inspiring.
Understatement ...
#18. To: Tooconservative (#13)
or fuck's sake, buy a stamp or write your own email. And save the $50.
Excellent ...
#19. To: Gatlin (#18)
All these pols try to build mailing lists to sell.
Comrade Bernie is still refusing to turn his over to the DNC, no matter how nicely they ask him for it. I assume they are too broke to pay him the $10-$20 million he would want for it.
#20. To: Tooconservative, Deckard, Utah Data Center approved (#1)
It requires that you attest that you are a citizen, present drivers license and/or S.S. account number
You don't need a SS # or DL to be a natural born US citizen. If one of those will be required, this bill is adds insult to injury.
AFIK, it's still legal to be a free range American, in the land of the free, and the home of the brave? Citizenship just happens if you're born in the USA of US citizen parents!
We don't need no stinking papers, or to be in the NSA database!
DACA Shithole Dreamers - Make America Great Again?#21. To: hondo68 (#20)
You don't need a SS # or DL to be a natural born US citizen. If one of those will be required, this bill is adds insult to injury.
Not if you're Amish or a few other exemptions.
Otherwise, you do.
#22. To: Tooconservative, Amish Prince (#21)
Not if you're Amish or a few other exemptions.
14th amendment, equal protection under the law. What are you, some sort of Amish supremest with SPECIAL privileges, Titles of Nobility (also prohibited in the Constitution)?
DACA Shithole Dreamers - Make America Great Again?#23. To: hondo68 (#22)
Amish are the best-known non-SS people.
They are not employed and they don't seek government benefits so they are not subject to the requirement.
If an Amish did work for someone else for pay, they would have to have the SS number because they would become subject to federal tax.
#24. To: Tooconservative (#13)
For fuck's sake, buy a stamp ...
Going up to 50 cents. And they're still losing money.
#25. To: misterwhite (#24)
You know they complained when they were forced to reduce prices a few cents a year ago. So this price increase is no surprise.
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