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A little sharp response? I'm sure he has thought of that. Many people assume that because someone is from the US they will just have money sitting around to take care of any possible situation. However I would be concerned when the wife wants to return to the DR to visit family that debt won't go away and she might have trouble leaving again.

Yup, that can be the problem. People like to go back and visit their family and friends. They keeping going back and forth. They can go back and forth a hundred times without any problems, then their name is added to the list and they get stopped the hundred and first time. Even with a green card they are still Dominican citizens. It is like playing Russian Roulette. You just never know.

 
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