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Nazis expulsion loophole fuels Nazi war criminals' Social Security
A lengthy AP investigation reveals dozens of Nazi suspects expelled from the United States kept Social Security payments via a loophole. It shows cases like Jakob Denzinger living in Croatia on benefits while the U.S. sought deportation, with debates across Justice, State, and Social Security departments over the practice known as Nazi dumping. The report details how benefits continued for many after removal or avoidance of deportation, and outlines the political and legal tensions surrounding this policy.
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Auschwtz
Jakob Denzinger
Akron
U.S
Denzinger
Germany
Drava River
United States
Associated Press
U.S. Justice Department
Warsaw Ghetto
Poland
London
NASAS
Justice Department
U.S. State Department
Social Security Administration
Justi Department
Nazi-huntiamit
Office of Special Tet On
OSI
Europe
Social
Arthur Rudolph
John Avdrej
Tate
Washington
Aps
William “Bj” Jarrett
Jarrett
Carolyn Colvin
Peter Carr
Defense
Department
Carr
Osijek
Croatia
Thomas Denzinger
Montana
Martin Hartmann
Berlin
Hartman
Hartmann
Michael Karkoc
Minnesota
Karkoc
USS
Austria
State Department
Congress
James Hergen
America
Neal Sher
Adolf Hitler
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