A plan to create a digital ID system for Americans is being rolled out, and Alaska is becoming the very first testing ground for this.

On another topic, the United States will stop giving foreign aid to countries that are not aligned with the United States or that waste our money.

And on another topic, we've been learning more and more about how illegals and migrants have been defrauding the American social welfare system.

And a brand new investigation has found that when people used fake social security numbers,

they had a 100% success rate in defrauding Obamacare.

I'll be talking more about these topics and a lot more today.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

Anybody want to have your digital ID linked to your financial account and link to your good or bad citizen score?

Well, good news for you. A plan is

being created for a digital ID system right here in the United States. And it turns out Alaska is

kind of the testing ground for it, but this is part of national infrastructure. Now, this ties in with

change as being made to the state's My Alaska Digital Identity System,

which is now being interwoven with artificial intelligence and payment functions.

Great.

Right.

And, of course, this is raising concerns over potential abuses like what we see in China with very similar systems.

Now, look, let me show you what it says.

This is reclaim the net.

It says further in, what once functioned as a simple login for applying to the permanent

fund dividend or signing state forms could soon evolve into a centralized mechanism managing identity, services, and money

flows under one digital roof. It says the plan imagines AI modules that can read documents, fill out

forms, verify eligibility, and even initiate tokenized payments. Now, it says that would mean large portions of personal interaction with government agencies

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