Why The Upcoming Raids Will Be a Disaster: ICE is Dangerously Inaccurate

[BlueTex]

@zantax

Had nothing to do with the state of Texas, it was about what the feds consider a valid birth certificate, not Texas.

Do the feds consider a birth certificate with a non-biological fathers name in the fathers name invalid?

[zantax]

Made up name or legal adoption? By the way any comment on his entering on a temporary visa back in June?

[WuWei]

@highroller

The only way a birth certificate is not valid as if she printed it off at her home printer.

The original is a valid even if she put in Jane Doe as her name.

No, it is not.

[WuWei]

@WorldWatcher

@WuWei

@BlueTex

@WuWei

She falsified documents

She falsified her name, however, the birth is still valid and registered making him a US citizen.

No it isn’t. A falsified document is not valid.

Hypothetically, if Trumps tax returns are examined if any one piece of them is found to be in error (or falsified) the the entire return becomes invalid.

Would he have to pay late fees and fines on the entire amount or only on the amount where the error (or falsification occurred)?
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Would he have to refile the entire return correctly?

I don’t know.

[WuWei]

@BlueTex

@WuWei

No it isn’t. A falsified document is not valid.

If a non-biological father signs a birth certificate is the birth certificate invalid?

I don’t know. Is that what happened?

[WuWei]

@highroller

It’s known as an alias.

Are you allowed to do that?