<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I've been kicking this idea around, but:

What if Welfare required both government ID and double checked social security databases? A bit of extra paperwork to be done and you'd have to go to the local town hall/courthouse to actually get it in the system. In the same sort that a background check when purchasing a firearm goes through.

This database would also require the numbers be refreshed after death certs/birth certs, which would keep random number users from getting a free check. It would also require proof of marriage for any claim on more than one child.

This has mainly been thought up due to the widespread population in Texas claiming not to be married on some forms, yet married on others, or being baby factories to get upwards of $20k a month. If there's a way to cut that sort of spending, then it should be taken. People should not be rewarded for having as many babies as possible to milk everything they can without working.

I'm sure there's a lot of other things one could trim from this 'hidden' excess flow of cash to people who really don't deserve it. I work security, in a very... recessive part of my town, and yet I see people roll up in these extravagant vehicles and end up using 2 kinds of food stamps for free food while wearing designer-named jeans, boots, and other items. Or they all have smart phones.

Thoughts? Other ideas? Agreements?
<bot>: Force Social Security database to double check numbers so freeloaders can't get free money anymore for things like having 7 kids.