President George W. Bush 's signature marks a collaborative accomplishment as the Identity Theft Penalty Enhancement Act is signed into law in the Roosevelt Room of the White House Thursday, July 15, 2004. "Government has a responsibility to protect citizens from these crimes and the grief and hassle they cause. It's a solemn responsibility of our government. I want to thank the members of Congress for recognizing that responsibility," said the President during the signing ceremony. White House photo by Paul Morse (Text Only)

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President George W. Bush 's signature marks a collaborative accomplishment as the Identity Theft Penalty Enhancement Act is signed into law in the Roosevelt Room of the White House Thursday, July 15, 2004. "Government has a responsibility to protect citizens from these crimes and the grief and hassle they cause. It's a solemn responsibility of our government. I want to thank the members of Congress for recognizing that responsibility," said the President during the signing ceremony. White House photo by Paul Morse

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