Finitary alternating group on infinite set implies no nontrivial identity

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Statement

Suppose $S$ is an infinite set and $G$ is the finitary alternating group on $S$ . Then, $G$ is a group satisfying no nontrivial identity.

Related facts

SQ-universal implies no nontrivial identity

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