From Breitbart: The Department of Homeland Security is detaining document-fraud migrants who inflict massive economic and civic damage on ordinary American families.
The New York Times sketched the identity theft damage done to Dan Kluver, a married father of two in Olivia, Minnesota. The damage was done by a migrant who worked long hours in another state until his arrest by the Department of Homeland Security in March.
The Guatemalan migrant used Kluver’s ID to get a job. The employer reported the wages to the IRS, which then demanded extra taxes from Kluver’s family. The identity theft also dragged Kluver into a wrongful death lawsuit after the migrant killed an American in an auto accident.
The author wrote:
Some years the other [fake] Dan Kluver had earned more than his own salary at a local sugar beet factory, which pushed the total income under [the real Kluver’s] Social Security number into a higher tax bracket as the debt started to mount. Twice, he’d contacted law enforcement and filed an identity theft report with the federal government, where it landed in a pile along with tens of thousands of similar reports filed each year. He waited for relief while the I.R.S. docked his annual tax returns and garnished a few of his paychecks, costing him thousands. Finally, a few months before their wedding in 2012, Kristy decided to pay off the balance, emptying her savings and sending in a check for $6,000. Their relief lasted until the next tax season, when a new [tax] bill arrived — this one for $22,000 [because of the migrants’ income]
The scheme drug on for over 15 years, as the illegal alien Guatemalan continued using Dan Kluver’s social security number, leaving Kluver deep in debt and struggling to clear his record.
At one point, Kluver drover to the police station and submitted an affidavit, explaining, “Someone has stolen my ID for working purposes. It’s been happening for 15 years. There’s another me out there. Can we find him?”
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The pro-immigrant New York Times titled their exclusive report, “Two Men. One Identity. They Both Paid the Price.”
X user Bernard Stanford commented on the report, noting, “One man “paid the price” by having his identity stolen, costing him tens of thousands of dollars and making his life hell. The other “paid the price” by being arrested and charged for the crime he knowingly committed.”
Editorial decisions aside, it’s good journalism, and it’s to the Times’ credit that they bother even when the story isn’t favorable to their views.
https://t.co/CicclqJoom— Bernard Stanford ✡︎ (@stanfordNYC) November 24, 2025
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