Does this one accurately paraphrase and does NOT plagiarize ideas in the following passage from page 591 of an article by Alan Dershowitz, in which he argues for the issuing of national identity cards? The fear of an intrusive government can be addressed by setting criteria for any official who demands to see the card. Even without a national card, people are always being asked to show identification. The existence of a national card need not change the rules about when ID can properly be demanded. It is true that the card would facilitate the deportation of illegal immigrants. But President Bush has proposed giving legal status to many of the illegal immigrants now in this country. And legal immigrants would actually benefit from a national ID card that could demonstrate their status to government officials. Question 9 options: a) Having a national identity card would not change the rules about when ID can be demanded, and fear of intrusiveness can be addressed by setting standards for any government officials who demand to see the card (Dershowitz 591)