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Old Sep 16, 2011 | 9:33 pm
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Originally Posted by Pesky Monkey
I'm a bit confused. This database is there to verify that you are eligible to work in the United States legally. What does that have to do with flying or security?
DHS is obsessed about identification of persons in the US. Eventually those who end up with an E-Verify SSA Tentative Non-Confirmation will be forced to contest their being blacklisted, even when the TNC'ed individual is a natural born citizen of the USA. TNC'ed individuals will have a much more difficult time flying if DHS gets its way as their ID will not be accepted by TSA the way a US passport or other US federal government approved ID would be accepted. That is the DHS pipe dream.
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