That is true.
Correct, so I checked it, briefly. There are 14 pages with about 14-15 cases per page except for the final page. However, not all criminals listed are violent (some is for fraudulent claims on import/export documents) and not all criminals are listed as being immigrants, illegal or otherwise.
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All of this is true, however, there is a process to revoke a visa which involves alerting the person via letter and then allowing them to have a court hearing after they receive the letter. They cannot just grab someone off the street.People need to follow laws. Non documented People in the United States who were not legally admitted and inspected at a port of entry are considered "illegal aliens" and are subject to deportation.
People who have been admitted to the United States, on a VISA, are not citizens of the United States, and are subject to having their visa reversed at any time, subject to the laws and rules under United States immigration law and policies.
Laws and Policy
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Because our system of laws is being gutted by a dictator.
People who have been admitted to the United States, on a VISA, are not citizens of the United States, and are subject to having their visa reversed at any time, subject to the laws and rules under United States immigration law and policies.
Laws and Policy
This section provides information on laws, regulations, policies, other authorities, and instructive materials and notices, including links to executive orders, Administrative Appeals Office (AAO)www.uscis.gov
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Well said, and I couldn't agree more.I do not support illegal immigration but I can make the argument that the ability for an immigrant to come into this country legally has become an extremely difficult, challenging and at times, impossible feat. Here’s some articles talking about how difficult legal immigration is in the US.
Immigrating legally means navigating a system both political parties say is broken. Here’s why it’s so difficult.
After her brother was gunned down in 2012, Jessica Mejía and her mother wanted to legally migrate to the U.S. But like millions of migrants who want to move to the U.S., they discovered how difficult it is.
All that said, that doesn’t mean people should just come in illegally. But we need a reform in the process to obtain legal immigration status. I would also argue that a very large majority of the people who want to come to the US are not violent criminals, simply people who are trying to escape hardship, violence or danger in their own countries.
Obviously if an illegal immigrant commits a crime, they should be legally prosecuted for that crime and sent back to the country they are from. I don’t think anyone would argue against that. Again, the statistics show that immigrants are not committing crimes at high levels, yet the media and our current government definitely sensationalizes any story about it, which leads to people being convinced that every immigrant is a violent criminal. Why do you think that is? All MOO.
