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my kids are US citizen and I have B1/B2 visa

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Some politicians call these kids anchor babies (not my words)

I do know a couple who had 2 babies at Jackson (FL) they from

time to time travel to the US, she was taken into secondary on

one visit and asked about the kids, she was allowed in, but after

that their grandma would travel with them to the US.(LPR) Upon

her application to re-new they revoked her visa, the husband have

not traveled with the kids since.

Another lady visa was revoked at the airport for the same thing, so

watch how you travel you may run into a mean CBP

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