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Child Brides approved by The USG for Immigration
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2019 Jan 11, 6:46pm 1,025 views 2 comments
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HeadSet
2019 Jan 11, 6:59pm
HeadSet
2019 Jan 11, 6:59pm
Child Brides approved by The USG for Immigration
Ok, how many of you Patnet reprobates out there read that title and thought "Where do I sign up?"
Ok, how many of you Patnet reprobates out there read that title and thought "Where do I sign up?"
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2019 Jan 11, 9:21pm
TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
Most of the marriages are not registered. If one wants to get a certificate, pay bribe and get what you want from the "government" and get paid for sponsoring "spouse" on green card who will "divorce" soon and now two of them sponsor for their spouses what a happy chain migration.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services goes by whether the marriage is legal in the spouse or fiancee’s home country
Most of the marriages are not registered. If one wants to get a certificate, pay bribe and get what you want from the "government" and get paid for sponsoring "spouse" on green card who will "divorce" soon and now two of them sponsor for their spouses what a happy chain migration.
Thousands of requests by men to bring in child and adolescent brides to live in the United States were approved over the past decade, according to government data obtained by The Associated Press. In one case, a 49-year-old man applied for admission for a 15-year-old girl.
The approvals are legal: The Immigration and Nationality Act does not set minimum age requirements for the person making the request or for that person’s spouse or fiancee. By contrast, to bring in a parent from overseas, a petitioner has to be at least 21 years old.
And in weighing petitions, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services goes by whether the marriage is legal in the spouse or fiancee’s home country and then whether the marriage would be legal in the state where the petitioner lives.
https://apnews.com/19e43295c76d4d249aa51c9f643eb377