[HPN] 'Deadbeat Dad' Database Endangers Everyone (Commentary)
William Tinker
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'Deadbeat Dad' Database Endangers Everyone (Commentary)
April 30, 1998
'Deadbeat Dad' Database Endangers Everyone
by Doug Bandow
Doug Bandow is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute
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In a well-meaning effort to catch "deadbeat dads," Republicans =
added a measure to the '96 Welfare Reform Act to set up a national =
database that will catch everyone -- even those who aren't deadbeats or =
dads.
The new system will certainly track down parents who don't pay =
child support. But the law, however effective, is a dangerous extension =
of federal power that will ultimately be misused. Congress shot a =
blunderbuss, with every working American a target.
Hitting up deadbeat dads -- and deadbeat moms as the case may be =
-- would seem to hold great promise. Even if the amount of child support =
collected is small, the simple act of holding deadbeat dads liable =
should make them ponder more carefully their decision to have children.
The problem of welfare is at bottom a problem of fathers. Children =
in female-headed households are more likely to live in poverty. Such =
families are more likely to collect public assistance. And men who =
aren't held responsible for fathering children are more likely to sire =
illegitimate children.
The database idea has precedent. California passed a law in '92 =
requiring companies with five or more employees in 17 different =
industries to report all new hires within 30 days who are older than l8 =
and earn more than $300 a month. Firms had to include the workers' names =
and Social Security numbers. (So much for the old promise never to use =
Social Security numbers for anything other than Social Security.)
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People's privacy is already under assault at almost every turn. =
The deadbeat dad registry demonstrates yet again how it is government =
that most threatens our freedom.
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Coneress voted in '96 to take the California program national. Now =
all the states must create comparable systems. All companies must report =
the names and Social Security numbers of new hires and reported =
deadbeats, along with the date they started work, within 20 calendar =
days. Come May 1, states will also have to compare Social Security =
numbers of new hires and reported deadbeats.
That's all well and good. But where in the Constitution does =
Washington get the power to order states to create employment databases?
Congress is run by Republicans who regularly proclaim states' =
rights and inveigh against unfunded mandates Yet here they've passed a =
serious intrusion into states' rights and an enormous expansion of =
unfunded mandates.
And is it appropriate to impose such a regulatory burden on =
private business? The cost may be modest compared to many other federal =
dictates. But the cumulative effect of these rules is immense
A Federally mandated employment database is inconsistent with a =
free society. Government should not know where everyone in America =
works. Nor should government be able to track people as they change =
jobs. A truly limited national government of enumerated powers has no =
authority to force every company across the nation to turn in a list of =
its new employees.
Knowledge of everyone's employment could be a powerful tool for =
social control. Once such a list exists, politicians will be tempted to =
expand its uses. Indeed, Congress ordered that the hiring data also be =
used to verify eligibility for other welfare programs, as well as for =
managing state employment security and workers' compensation programs. =
And lawmakers will be tempted to create other lists -- perhaps of people =
who purchase guns, contract serious diseases, attend particular schools, =
lose court judgments, run up bad debts and so on. All of them could =
serve one useful purpose or another. But all would pose a serious threat =
to freedom.
People's privacy is already under assault at almost every turn. =
The deadbeat dad registry demonstrates yet again how it is government =
that most threatens our freedom.
Congress should rescind the State Directory of New Hires. =
Repealing this law may cost the government some money. But our liberty =
is too precious to sell for a few pieces of silver.
Today the list is being used for a good cause. Next time, the =
government's intention may not be so benign.
(This article originally appeared in Investors Business Daily.)
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<P align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">by Doug =
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is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute</EM></FONT></P></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Roman"><STRONG><BIG><BIG>I</BIG></BIG></STRONG>n=20
a well-meaning effort to catch "deadbeat dads," Republicans added =
a=20
measure to the '96 Welfare Reform Act to set up a national =
database that=20
will catch everyone -- even those who aren't deadbeats or =
dads.</FONT>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">The new system will certainly =
track down=20
parents who don't pay child support. But the law, however =
effective, is a=20
dangerous extension of federal power that will ultimately be =
misused.=20
Congress shot a blunderbuss, with every working American a=20
target.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">Hitting up deadbeat dads -- and =
deadbeat=20
moms as the case may be -- would seem to hold great promise. Even =
if the=20
amount of child support collected is small, the simple act of =
holding=20
deadbeat dads liable should make them ponder more carefully their =
decision=20
to have children.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">The problem of welfare is at =
bottom a=20
problem of fathers. Children in female-headed households are more =
likely=20
to live in poverty. Such families are more likely to collect =
public=20
assistance. And men who aren't held responsible for fathering =
children are=20
more likely to sire illegitimate children.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">The database idea has precedent. =
California passed a law in '92 requiring companies with five or =
more=20
employees in 17 different industries to report all new hires =
within 30=20
days who are older than l8 and earn more than $300 a month. Firms =
had to=20
include the workers' names and Social Security numbers. (So much =
for the=20
old promise never to use Social Security numbers for anything =
other than=20
Social Security.)</FONT></P>
<HR>
<BLOCKQUOTE>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman"><BIG>People's privacy is =
already under=20
assault at almost every turn. The deadbeat dad registry =
demonstrates yet=20
again how it is government that most threatens our=20
freedom.</BIG></FONT></P></BLOCKQUOTE>
<HR>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">Coneress voted in '96 to take =
the=20
California program national. Now all the states must create =
comparable=20
systems. All companies must report the names and Social Security =
numbers=20
of new hires and reported deadbeats, along with the date they =
started=20
work, within 20 calendar days. Come May 1, states will also have =
to=20
compare Social Security numbers of new hires and reported=20
deadbeats.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">That's all well and good. But =
where in the=20
Constitution does Washington get the power to order states to =
create=20
employment databases?</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">Congress is run by Republicans =
who=20
regularly proclaim states' rights and inveigh against unfunded =
mandates=20
Yet here they've passed a serious intrusion into states' rights =
and an=20
enormous expansion of unfunded mandates.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">And is it appropriate to impose =
such a=20
regulatory burden on private business? The cost may be modest =
compared to=20
many other federal dictates. But the cumulative effect of these =
rules is=20
immense</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">A Federally mandated employment =
database=20
is inconsistent with a free society. Government should not know =
where=20
everyone in America works. Nor should government be able to track =
people=20
as they change jobs. A truly limited national government of =
enumerated=20
powers has no authority to force every company across the nation =
to turn=20
in a list of its new employees.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">Knowledge of everyone's =
employment could=20
be a powerful tool for social control. Once such a list exists,=20
politicians will be tempted to expand its uses. Indeed, Congress =
ordered=20
that the hiring data also be used to verify eligibility for other =
welfare=20
programs, as well as for managing state employment security and =
workers'=20
compensation programs. And lawmakers will be tempted to create =
other lists=20
-- perhaps of people who purchase guns, contract serious diseases, =
attend=20
particular schools, lose court judgments, run up bad debts and so =
on. All=20
of them could serve one<B> </B>useful purpose or another. But all =
would=20
pose a serious threat to freedom.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">People's privacy is already =
under assault=20
at almost every turn. The deadbeat dad registry demonstrates yet =
again how=20
it is government that most threatens our freedom.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">Congress should rescind the =
State=20
Directory of New Hires. Repealing this law may cost the government =
some=20
money. But our liberty is too precious to sell for a few pieces of =
silver.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">Today the list is being used for =
a good=20
cause. Next time, the government's intention may not be so=20
benign.</FONT></P><I>
<P align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman" size=3D3>(This =
article=20
originally appeared in Investors Business=20
Daily.)</FONT></I></P></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></CENTER></DIV>
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