Military spouses and trying to be above the law.

[Jaquelly 1,647]

I don't think anyone here was saying that the guy was in the right frame of mind when he thought his wife shouldn't be deported because he was in the military - unless I missed a response. 

[Ksenia_O 696]

2 hours ago, Randyandyuni said:

 

I'm a veteran's spouse as well. And the idea to be  above the law or to feel "untouchable" or somehow more "special" than others has never ever crossed our mind. Even when my AOS was pending for 15 month and my husband was advised to bring his military past up in the Letter to our congressperson, he refused to do so, saying he served  because he loves the country but he does not expect to be treated in a special way...

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[geowrian 22,337]

4 hours ago, EM_Vandaveer said:

Out of curiosity: they could have filed I-130 & I-601A, correct? Then if it was approved, go to Juarez for medical & interview?

Based on the initial article description, yes. I-130 -> approval -> I-601A -> consular processing.

 

However, the full story discovered since then seems like there were multiple EWIs, so a 9C bar is likely...requiring being outside the US for at least 10 years before being eligible for an I-601.

[EM_Vandaveer 2,408]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

Based on the initial article description, yes. I-130 -> approval -> I-601A -> consular processing.

 

However, the full story discovered since then seems like there were multiple EWIs, so a 9C bar is likely...requiring being outside the US for at least 10 years before being eligible for an I-601.

Explains them "not fixing" it. Although they could have done border living for 10 years maybe?

[TBoneTX 45,023]

Several off-topic posts have been removed.  Opinions of a chiefly political nature are better expressed in the Current Events forum.

 

The original issue seems to have been thoroughly discussed.  Whenever the OP might wish to close this thread, she should please hit the Report button and so request.

[David & Diana R 1,005]

23 hours ago, debbiedoo said:

robbing the bank is not the same as being brought here as a CHILD, living for 40 years, being a business owner, having a family, and ZERO criminal history and being deported.

That's right!  It's ILLEGAL none the less.  Put 'em on a plane and ship 'em back to where they came from.  Let them apply like we all did and make it legal.  Sorry but I have no sympathy for ILLEGAL ALIENS.

[jan22 3,043]

10 hours ago, EM_Vandaveer said:

Explains them "not fixing" it. Although they could have done border living for 10 years maybe?

Her last entry to the US was supposedly through a false claim to US citizenship.  If so, she is permanently illegible to immigrate to the US.  There is no waiver available, ever.

[Hypnos 6,576]

...If the false claim was made on or after 30th September, 1996.

[jan22 3,043]

19 hours ago, Hypnos said:

...If the false claim was made on or after 30th September, 1996.

Right.  I thought I saw somewhere it was in 1998 or so...but I might have imagined that!

[Ironclad43 131]

On 8/4/2018 at 5:06 AM, jan22 said:

Her last entry to the US was supposedly through a false claim to US citizenship

 

How can you enter the US by claiming you're a USC? 

[geowrian 22,337]

7 hours ago, Ironclad43 said:

How can you enter the US by claiming you're a USC? 

Fake passport/BC/other ID card would be the first things that come to mind. Happens all the time, especially many years ago.

[ElmiraW 5]

On 8/2/2018 at 9:32 PM, Orangesapples said:

I don't care much about the story, it's journalists trying to attract attention and it's not as bad as the actual fake news out there (like Pizzagate). What I don't understand is the cult of military people. Why is it considered a good thing to serve in the military to the point where people think that military spouses might get special treatment? Especially serving in the US military when the US is involved in so many pointless wars and it's different from say, soviet soldiers defending their country from the nazis. Of course, not every soldier has done something that takes an innocent person's life but they're all part of a system whose main purpose is to kill foreigners and it also accepts casualties. It's not a noble job. 

US soldiers are the reason the Nazis were defeated. Over a dozen of my ancestors fought in the American revolution, maybe you have heard of that war? There would be no USA to immigrate to without US solders. 

[Orangesapples 1,954]

2 hours ago, ElmiraW said:

US soldiers are the reason the Nazis were defeated. Over a dozen of my ancestors fought in the American revolution, maybe you have heard of that war? There would be no USA to immigrate to without US solders. 

No, Soviet soldiers defeated the Nazis. And that was many years ago, not applicable anymore. US soldiers also caused immense suffering in Vietnam. 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

9 hours ago, Orangesapples said:

No, Soviet soldiers defeated the Nazis. And that was many years ago, not applicable anymore. US soldiers also caused immense suffering in Vietnam. 

Soviet soldiers assisted in defeating the Nazis (and fought in conjunction with them too),  albeit using many US planes, food, equipment, uniforms, rifles etc etc, there was also the Commonwealth nations, Free Poles, French, etc etc and the US. From a material support, the US supplied most of the victors in some way shape or form.  

9 hours ago, Orangesapples said:

 

You do realize all wars cause immense suffering, right? Not just the ones fought by Americans.

[Orangesapples 1,954]

27 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

Soviet soldiers assisted in defeating the Nazis (and fought in conjunction with them too),  albeit using many US planes, food, equipment, uniforms, rifles etc etc, there was also the Commonwealth nations, Free Poles, French, etc etc and the US. From a material support, the US supplied most of the victors in some way shape or form.  

You do realize all wars cause immense suffering, right? Not just the ones fought by Americans.

You're factually wrong in thinking that the US was a significant factor in defeating the Nazis. I don't blame you, there's been a lot of brainwashing about it but please, read actual history sources. The Soviets were the ones who won the war. 

 

Yes, but in the case of Vietnam, the US was the aggressor and there's no excuse for what they did