political question at USCIS interveiw?

[leroy1999 0]

the interviewer at my AOS asked me what I tought about the past conflicts in Northern Ireland and did I have an alliance !! He also asked me about my family being from South Africa and what I thought about the intergration after aparthied.

I was actually surprised with his wealth of knowledge until I found out he was educated in England.

[Ryan1 0]

silly to even think they would ask you this in an interview..

[sharky 2]

Yodrak,

thanks for the educative answer.........

Luckystrike.............when I WANT your opinion I'll ask for it.......

Mawilson and Charlesandnessa........... well you know what I think of you on this subject.........

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[mawilson 2,133]

Mawilson and Charlesandnessa........... well you know what I think of you on this subject.........

No idea Paul - why don't you enlighten us?

Immigrants who qualify for permanent residency face a rigorous screening process

which involves in-person interviews, criminal background checks, FBI fingerprint checks

and other security measures.

During this screening process the USCIS looks at a variety of factors in determining

whether or not to grant permanent residency. These factors include, but are not

limited to:

• Criminal convictions
  
• Drug trafficking
  
• Human trafficking
  
• Prostitution
  
• Money laundering
  
• Membership in totalitarian parties
  
• Perpetrating Nazi persecution or genocide
  

In addition, terrorism-related provisions in the law would deny a visa to any alien

who endorsed or espoused terrorist activity, or had himself been a member of

a terrorist organization.

These are some of the questions a USCIS examiner might ask you:

• Have you ever committed a crime or offense for which you were not arrested?
  
• Have you ever been a prostitute, or procured anyone for prostitution?
  
• Have you ever been engaged in a terrorist activity?
  
• Have you ever assisted or provided any type of support to any person or organization
  that has engaged in terrorist activity?
  

Whilst I don't believe that you are a member of Hezbollah, you sure seem sympathetic

and supportive of their cause. I would be very careful if I were you, because your

angry rhetoric in support of Hezbollah might constitute good cause for denial of your

AOS application.

[dani_christine 0]

this is the most ridiculous nonsense i've ever heard. this is the united states, for pete's sake. you are allowed to think whatever you wish. the government certainly will not deny benefits based upon political persuasion!

my husband is FROM northern ireland...he was raised catholic in a town that saw a lot of fighting and bombing during the troubles.

not a word was mentioned about it in our interview.

[mawilson 2,133]

this is the most ridiculous nonsense i've ever heard. this is the united states, for pete's sake. you are allowed to think whatever you wish. the government certainly will not deny benefits based upon political persuasion!

If you really believe that, why don't you try it at your interview.

When they ask you

"Have you ever supported a terrorist organization",

tell them that

"I have never provided financial support to any terrorist group, but I think Hezbollah are

doing a bang-up job against Israel - and by the way Hezbollah are not really terrorists,

they are freedom fighters."

Let's see if Section 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act agrees with you.

[Risto 0]

These are some of the questions a USCIS examiner might ask you:

[*]Have you ever committed a crime or offense for which you were not arrested?

[*]Have you ever been a prostitute

He needs some luck on the AOS interview because I think mentally he is a prostitute