Stripping Nazis of their Social Security

Slate has an article by Betsy Woodruff about (finally) ending World War Two:

If you don’t like the idea of your taxpayer dollars going to Nazis, then you might be happy about something Congress is expected to take up soon.
The unambiguously named No Social Security for Nazis Act is designed to, well, keep Social Security payments from going to Nazis. The reason Nazis are getting Social Security in the first place, per an October of 2014 report by The Associated Press, is because of a loophole that let American Nazi-hunters in the Justice Department essentially bribe Nazis to leave the country voluntarily by promising them uninterrupted Social Security benefits.
About fifteen years ago, there was a push in Congress to close that loophole. But the Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations, tasked with hunting the Nazis, opposed the move. Their top priority apparently was to get the Nazis out of the country, even if that meant they left with their Social Security benefits intact. Without the carrot of Social Security money, it would ostensibly have been more difficult for OSI to get former concentration camp guards and their ilk to leave America. Bear in mind, of course, that the Nazis who came to the US after World War Two and got citizenship (and, thus, access to Social Security benefits) typically lied about or didn’t mention their past-life affiliations when doing so. Under current law, individuals who are denaturalized and deported because of Nazi affiliations don’t keep getting Social Security.
Thus, as the AP report detailed, one former Auschwitz guard now lives comfortably in “a pleasant town on the Drava River” in Croatia on his monthly $1,500 check, and the AP estimates there are dozens of others like him. The specific number of Nazis currently getting Social Security checks is unclear, but the AP estimates they have raked in millions through the program.
Representative Sam Johnson (a Republican from Texas), who introduced the bill in the House, along with nearly three dozen co-sponsors, called the status quo “just plain wrong.”
And Representative Xavier Becerra (a Democrat from California), said that “if there is no place for them in our country, there is certainly no place for them in our crown jewel, Social Security.” 

Rico says we shouldn't lose track of these assholes without giving their addresses to the Israelis, who might just want to visit...