San Bernardino Shooting Suspect on K1 Visa

[smilesammich 10,727]

All I read here is that USCIS has now become the target of someone in our government, and for the wrong reasons. They should be being targeted for being slow in processing applications and for having processes that are not processed fairly. Instead, we get this. False accusations that sound like fact about something being approved on an open RFE. Show me the documents. Then I'll believe that this occurred. Wait, no I won't. Even if they do show me the documents, I'll just believe it's another false flag terror event created by the government to again attempt to steal even more of our civil liberties & keep the giant unwavering war machine against "terror" rolling.

i like how you think.

i don't buy mr. goodlatte's assessment and finger pointing for a second. this entire k1/properly vetting nonsense is a distraction. and it's not like legal immigration needed anything else distracting the public's attention. not that legal immigration has really ever had national attention..

[Marco&Bettina 502]

i like how you think.

i don't buy mr. goodlatte's assessment and finger pointing for a second. this entire k1/properly vetting nonsense is a distraction. and it's not like legal immigration needed anything else distracting the public's attention. not that legal immigration has really ever had national attention..

It doesn't get the right kind of attention. People couldn't care less about legal immigration. What is always pushed to the forefront of the attention spans of the masses is illegal immigration. So when there's a SNAFU in the legal immigration process, people want heads to roll. But isn't that what ISIS is already doing (this is a joke)?

Edited December 21, 2015 by Marco&Bettina

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

but bob goodlatte should know a thing or two about the process..however, if i had to judge by his statements - he knows about as much as joe blow on an 'BUILD THE WALL" rant. this in particular:

"The immigration official reviewing Malik's application requested more evidence to ensure the two met in person but it was never provided and her visa was approved anyway," Goodlatte said.

He added that the only pieces of evidence provided to show that the couple had been in Saudi Arabia at the same time -- where they are said to have married -- were a statement by Farook and pages from their passports.

However, the exit month and date on Malik's passport was illegible, Goodlatte said, citing a translation provided by the Congressional Research Service.

Furthermore, Malik had a visa that was valid for only 60 days, which showed her entering Saudi Arabia in early June 2013 while Farook's passport indicated he did not arrive until Oct. 1, casting further doubt on whether they were in the country at the same time.

"Even if Farook and Malik were in Saudi Arabia at the same time, this does not provide evidence that they met in person," Goodlatte said.

The Republican congressman accused President Barack Obama's administration of refusing to take necessary steps to fully vet visa applicants and said his committee was working on a bill "to strengthen visa processing security and protect national security."

"Visa security is critical to national security, and it's unacceptable that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services did not fully vet Malik's application and instead sloppily approved her visa," he said.

The Republican congressman accused President Obama's administration of refusing to take necessary steps to fully vet visa applicants.

Ha ! Just another clown twisting it all up to gain media talking points. I believe he spun it for his own gain and I hope we hear the truth of the

matter in clear detail in the near future. I do not believe she was approved with a so called unanswered RFE and 'not having met evidence' issues he

claims.

Not for one second. Everything is twisted and turned for political gain and nothing gets fixed that needs fixing. Business as usual.