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Those who give up liberty for the sake of security deserve uncomplete liberty nor security National Identification Card (NID) is non a new idea to the American Public or its politicians. The NID has been up and dash off the political stream as a agency of fighting terrorism, well-being fraud, illegal immigration, crime, census error, and a vast variety of other(a) so called crimes that you can think of. The NID once again rising up-stream later the terrible attack on the American soil as (again) the means to protect the American Public and is it capable of doing all it claims to or as a matter of facts it will make us much vulnerable to identity theft and more chaos?Now with the familiar still shaken after the Sept-11 attack and spooked by a exploitation number of anthrax cases, the clamor for tighter security is growing. Proven of ID is required at almost everywhere, closed streets, cop on every corner of the street, citizens retentiveness their door locked and watchin g out for jealous act of potential terrorist. So we look for ways to reassure ourselves and to soothe complicated new fears. in one case again, the idea of issue ID card is floating upstream and presumably would narrate or point out law-abiding citizens from potential terrorist. But NO, the national ID card would rob us off our constitutional freedoms. It will not protect us from terrorist. It would bring us into a deep intake of being secured. It will not stop the stream of illegal immigration. It would pass the door to the invasive thugs. Law enforcement would be allowed to stop anyone who was being suspicious and this is where Mandana says there could be a line of work. This is where harassment and discrimination could come to present 1. It would cost us the tax payers billions of... ...question that can you deal with all the problem and false hope that nID will bring to you and the public. National ID is not the serve or solution to our national security, illegal immigr ation, anti-terrorist, and protection for our citizens. There argon other solutions to these problems that would go beyond the scope of my paper here but national ID is absolutely not the one. REFERENCES1 Donna J Groff post on sermon 3/4/02 http//anegada.cudenver.edu/csc4735/discuss/msgReader$3692 Clair Wolfe http//www.backwoodshome.com/columns/wolfe0111.html3 William Safire http//nytimes.com/2001/12/24/opinion/24SAFI.html4 diaphysis G Neumann and Lauren Weinstein http//www.csl.sri.com/users/neumann/insiderisks.html5 Phuong Kieu my posting on Discussion 2/20/02 http//anegada.cudenver.edu/csc4735/discuss/msgReader$294