Episode 10 Why USCIS Ignores Reported Fraud

Update: 2021-04-05

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In this week's episode we will discuss USCIS's mission statement, that being a "customer service" agency where the customer is the non-citizen. The recent USCIS proposed rule change allowing for the filing of incomplete applications is just one more manifestation for making life easier for illegal aliens seeking the much sought after Employment Authorization Document or EAD also known as a "permiso". A recent Center for Immigration Studies explains all of this in detail.

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Episode 15 The Violence Against Women Act, pros and cons

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Episode 14 Emilie's Divorce and the I-864

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Episode 13 The I-864 shakedown, Part II or How Americans Get to Pay for the Privilege of Being Scammed

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Episode 12 A look at the I-864 Affidavit of Support OR How a US citizen gets to pay for the privilege of being scammed.

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Episode 10 Why USCIS Ignores Reported Fraud

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Episode 9: Corruption at USCIS Part III

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Episode 6 Judicial and Political Bias and Corruption

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Episode 5, the GAO Report Critical of USCIS, AND an online interview with a victim of VAWA Fraud

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Episode 4 The Violence Against Women Act

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Part 1 of 2 Parts on Conditional Permanent Residence

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Episode 10 Why USCIS Ignores Reported Fraud

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Episode 10 Why USCIS Ignores Reported Fraud

John Sampson

Episode 10 Why USCIS Ignores Reported Fraud