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Petition for Comprehensive Verification System for Employment, Housing, and Major Purchases to Protect Public Safety and Prevent Fraud
To: Donald Trump
We, the undersigned, are calling for the immediate implementation of a comprehensive verification system that requires all individuals seeking employment, housing, or major purchases—such as buying land, vehicles, or property—to undergo fingerprint scanning, background checks, and immigration status verification. The purpose of this policy is to protect victims of violent crime, including sexual violence, child molestation, and murder, and to ensure that individuals are properly screened for any criminal background or fraudulent activities.
Key Proposals of the Petition:
1. Mandatory Fingerprint Scanning for Employment, Housing, and Property Transactions:
All individuals seeking employment, housing, or making major purchases must provide fingerprint scans before any transaction is finalized. These scans should be submitted to relevant federal and local law enforcement agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This verification process will prevent individuals from using false identification, and it will enable law enforcement to track criminal activity and immigration status. This system will ensure that individuals attempting to work, rent, or purchase property are who they claim to be, and will help protect vulnerable populations from criminals entering the workforce or housing markets under false pretenses.
2. Background Checks to Identify Criminal History:
Comprehensive background checks should be conducted alongside fingerprint scanning for anyone seeking employment, housing, or major purchases. These checks will identify individuals with violent criminal histories, including those convicted of sexual violence, child molestation, or murder. It will also help detect people who may be using fake or fraudulent identification to hide their criminal past. Law enforcement should have access to these records to ensure that dangerous individuals are prevented from accessing public services or housing, thus minimizing the potential for further victimization.
3. Immigration Status Verification:
To ensure that only legally present individuals are able to access housing, employment, and property, proof of citizenship, legal residency, or valid work visas should be required. The verification process should involve cross-checking individuals' immigration status with federal immigration databases. This system will help identify people who are unlawfully present in the country and prevent them from securing housing, employment, or making major purchases. If an individual is found to be using fraudulent documentation to gain access to these resources, the relevant authorities should be alerted for further investigation.
4. Law Enforcement Access to Verification Records:
Law enforcement agencies must have access to the records generated by the fingerprint scans, background checks, and immigration status verification. This access will help them quickly identify individuals who are attempting to gain access to services or property while evading legal accountability for past crimes. By integrating these verification systems with law enforcement databases, we can ensure that individuals who have previously committed violent crimes or are in the country unlawfully will be flagged and arrested before they can continue their criminal activities.
5. Victim Protection and Crime Prevention:
This proposed verification system will provide greater protection for the public, particularly vulnerable individuals, by making it harder for violent offenders to infiltrate essential services, including employment and housing. By ensuring that individuals with criminal backgrounds or fraudulent identities are flagged, law enforcement can prevent further harm to innocent people. This will significantly reduce the risk of further crimes, including sexual assault, child abuse, and murder, that have been perpetrated by individuals using false identities or evading detection.
6. Transparency and Accountability in Public Transactions:
This new system will promote transparency and accountability in public transactions by ensuring that only legally present individuals with clean criminal records are able to access essential services. It will also reduce the use of fraudulent documentation and prevent criminals from infiltrating vital sectors such as the housing market, employment, and transportation. By creating a clear paper trail for each individual seeking to rent, work, or purchase property, this system will help authorities monitor criminal activity and reduce the likelihood of fraud.
Securing Fingerprint Data:
To ensure that fingerprints are collected and used without any corporations gaining access to them, the process can be strictly regulated by government agencies, such as immigration or law enforcement. Here's how it can be done securely:
1. Direct Collection by Government Agencies: Fingerprints should only be collected by authorized government entities, such as immigration services or law enforcement, and not by private corporations. These agencies would be responsible for handling the fingerprints securely.
2. Data Encryption and Secure Storage: The fingerprints should be stored in a highly secure, encrypted database, accessible only to government officials with the proper clearance. This would prevent unauthorized access from corporations or other external entities.
3. Limited Access and Use: The fingerprints should be used exclusively for the purpose they were collected for—such as verifying identity for legal processes, preventing fraud, and identifying individuals involved in serious crimes. Strict legal safeguards should prevent the information from being shared with any private companies or used for commercial purposes.
4. Transparency and Oversight: There should be transparency about how the data is handled, with clear rules that prohibit any corporation from accessing or selling fingerprint data. Independent oversight from regulatory bodies could ensure that these rules are followed and the data remains protected.
By controlling the process through government agencies with strict data protection laws, there's no opportunity for private corporations to access or misuse the fingerprint data. This would allow fingerprints to be used securely for identification purposes without violating privacy or allowing unauthorized use.
Fingerprints can be used by government agencies not only to verify identity but also to help law enforcement track down individuals involved in serious crimes like rape, murder, or those using falsified information to gain illegal employment. By linking fingerprints to criminal records, law enforcement can quickly identify and apprehend those who have committed serious crimes, including child molestation.
When fingerprints are used for this purpose, authorities can ensure that dangerous criminals are identified and held accountable. If the person is a U.S. citizen, they can be arrested and incarcerated. If they are found to be in the country illegally, they can be deported, though it's essential that they face consequences for their actions first.
By ensuring that fingerprints are collected and stored securely, law enforcement can protect society from dangerous individuals and prevent people from using fake identities to gain employment illegally. This process, when handled by authorized government agencies, helps maintain security and protect citizens without violating privacy.
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