as a bargaining chip in order to get suspected nazis out of the country. what was happening was deportation and extradition is a very lengthy, complex legal process. doj was under a lot of pressure to get suspected nazis out of the country as quickly as possible, so they were making essentially deals, settlement arrangements with suspects and they would get the suspect to sign an agreement that said they would leave the country and they would revoke their citizenship in the exchange being because, again, the bar for losing your benefits is deportation, if you left the country voluntarily, your benefits could continue. >> the inspector general's report is expected to be released this week. it will not include names of nazi suspects who received benefits, although your report at least mentions a few, including a woman who received over $120,000 in social security