fosterjoseph
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Iowa
My ex came in this country under a student visa supposedly to study at a university in Arkansas in 2003. She had all the papers from her university in Mongolia to "substantiate" that she was coming for a short time to study and return to Mongolia. However, she never attended one day of class in the U.S. and never registered with the university. Instead, she worked "under the table" for three years until finding some U.S. citizen fool enough to marry her (me). I learned of this fraud after the marriage and after she had received her "unconditional" green card. She has, since that time, acquired 5 charges for theft, (the first two were sufficient for USCIS to deny her citizenship in 2010) and has left the country for a month on two occassions with no problem on re-entering even though these crimes make her inadmissable and deportable. In addition, in 2010 she applied for student aid stating she did not posess a B.A. The fact is she has a B.A. and M.A. from Mongolia which she personally had accredited by WES two years before applying for the aid. By this fraud she was able to obtain a Pell Grant and student loans to attend a massage therapy school. This is federal fraud and has been reported to the authorities with no action whatsoever. In fact, all of her illegal actions have been reported to ICE, USCIS, Homeland Security, various senators and representatives, The inspector general's office for education and numerous other government agencies. Thus far, nothing has been done to rectify this flagrant abuse of the U.S. Immigration system.
I am all for devising a workable plan to "legalize" some undocumented workers. But I think we should first concentrate on prosecuting those we have already given LPR status to and have taken that opportunity to break our laws and steal from the American people.
My ex came in this country under a student visa supposedly to study at a university in Arkansas in 2003. She had all the papers from her university in Mongolia to "substantiate" that she was coming for a short time to study and return to Mongolia. However, she never attended one day of class in the U.S. and never registered with the university. Instead, she worked "under the table" for three years until finding some U.S. citizen fool enough to marry her (me). I learned of this fraud after the marriage and after she had received her "unconditional" green card. She has, since that time, acquired 5 charges for theft, (the first two were sufficient for USCIS to deny her citizenship in 2010) and has left the country for a month on two occassions with no problem on re-entering even though these crimes make her inadmissable and deportable. In addition, in 2010 she applied for student aid stating she did not posess a B.A. The fact is she has a B.A. and M.A. from Mongolia which she personally had accredited by WES two years before applying for the aid. By this fraud she was able to obtain a Pell Grant and student loans to attend a massage therapy school. This is federal fraud and has been reported to the authorities with no action whatsoever. In fact, all of her illegal actions have been reported to ICE, USCIS, Homeland Security, various senators and representatives, The inspector general's office for education and numerous other government agencies. Thus far, nothing has been done to rectify this flagrant abuse of the U.S. Immigration system.
I am all for devising a workable plan to "legalize" some undocumented workers. But I think we should first concentrate on prosecuting those we have already given LPR status to and have taken that opportunity to break our laws and steal from the American people.
