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I'm surprised people even do that as they would eventually be caught. Aren't there serious penalties for defrauding the government? Aren't those prisoners who g

I'm surprised people even do that as they would eventually be caught. Aren't there serious penalties for defrauding the government? Aren't those prisoners who got unemployment going to be punished and extend their prison sentences? The antifraud system is completely inexistent, they didn't even verify social security numbers so even babies got unemployment. That's so ridiculous..

codycraven 6y ago
The system where prisoners have all of their needs met (health care, dietary needs, etc) isn't sustainable. The Californian solution to this has been to release prisoners, rather than cut off these perks that many contributing members of society don't have access to. Since fraud is a "non-violent crime." Politicians/judges in California have made the punishment of these types of crimes absurdly lax, often with early release or little-to-no time served.