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... a 70-year old chief medical officer at the California-based firm Immix Biopharma was found to be a fugitive sex predator who disappeared during his 2005 trial. Though he went by Richard Graydon in the more than twenty years since, his real name turns out to be Ronald Fischer — an anesthesiologist accused of raping numerous women on his various yachts (yes, plural).

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[–] StupidBrotherInLaw@lemmy.world 1 points 23 hours ago (1 children)

I think people misunderstand your comment.

What I suspect you're saying is that if those in a disadvantageous position, likely having limited financial, social, and political capital, can acquire a fictitious, functional identity, then someone with the means to afford multiple yachts absolutely can do so.

[–] WoodScientist@lemmy.world 2 points 22 hours ago

Indeed. That's what I meant. It's not a dig on undocumented folks. It's just a simple fact that if people with very few resources, who may not even speak English can manage to obtain fake IDs allowing them to find work in the US, then someone with yacht money certainly can as well.

If undocumented immigrants want any work other than cash day labor, they have to obtain an ID. Often this is through brokers. Sometimes one person will rent out their social security number to multiple other people. Sometimes the SSNs of dead people get bought and sold.

But for any serious job in the US, you'll have to get past the e-verify system. And that requires documents. And if undocumented immigrants can obtain that paperwork, so can a doctor or executive.