Visa Fraud
"Most visa processing posts are woefully understaffed, which results in very brief interviews. Managers value speed of adjudication over clarity of decision making, so many borderline visa cases that deserve closer scrutiny end up being issuances."
DOJ Vows to Crack Down on Birth Tourism in Response to ‘Birthright’ Opinion
The silver lining in the dark Barbara cloud
DHS Seeking $255k Civil Fine Against Lawyer in Fraudulent Asylum Case
An expansion of ‘briefcase enforcement’, and shady practitioners — and their clients — should beware
Shady immigration attorneys laughed off the law — now they’ll have to pay for their asylum games
Topics: Visa Fraud
Mass Amnesty And Fraud — The New Bill That Invites Both
The DIGNIDAD Act is an amnesty bill, whether politicians call it that or not.
NYT: Trump II Push to Denaturalize Hundreds of Foreign-Born Citizens
U.S. citizenship is precious, and those who attempt to steal it should be punished as an example to others
Appellate Board Corrects Decade-Old ‘Fraud’ Waiver Mistake
The second BIA marriage fraud opinion in two weeks, which is appropriate given how readily the INA accords benefits to alien spouses
Topics: Marriage Fraud
DOJ Board Adds New Mechanism to Deter Marriage Fraud
U.S. citizen spouses duped by sham claims of love can clean up their mistakes and seek justice
Topics: Marriage Fraud
Using State Department’s Internal Fraud Reports As a Diplomatic Tool to Combat Visa Fraud
Testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary
Topics: Visa Fraud