How much do illegal aliens cost state and U.S. federal government ?

 

How much do illegal aliens cost state and U.S. federal government ?

With more than 11million illegals living in U.S. , experts warn that welfare, free education, wic, food stamps, illegal workers, crime and illegal federal prision inmates in the country will further increase costs.

About Nation s security, others say that many radical/extremist migrants will never be integrated into the
American society and are warning of the establishment of parallel closed societies across the country…

 

 

The Asylum In The U.S.

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■■■■■Foreign Citizens Applying For Asylum in U.S.

U.S.
Asylum seekers cannot apply for asylum at a U.S. Consulate abroad. American consulates cannot process requests for asylum because asylum seekers can apply only if they are physically present in the U.S. , or at least at a U.S. border or port of entry.

The issue of aliens that want to apply for asylum in the U.S. can be divided in two simple groups:

1) Those who really need asylum, whether they are poor or well-off.

2) Those who lie about their situations, regardless of whether they are poor or well-off.

Some churches in U.S. offer the help they can to those who apply for asylum in 3 different ways:

1) Free assistance.

2) Through volunteer lawyers who know the legal requirements well and offer their services free.

3) Through lawyers who do not really know the legal requirements well but are willing to offer their help free of charge.

Concerning other lawyers who offer their legal services for a fee, we also find two very clear types:

1)) Lawyers who charge a legal fee for their services and are very serious about achieving asylum for their clients, based on solid and truthful legal arguments, and who really know their what they are doing.

2) Lawyers who charge legal fees but are not really interested in achieving asylum for their clients, so their applications are not based on very solid or truthful arguments, knowing very well that Asylum Officers will reject their applications for asylum and refer the cases to Immigration Courts.

Furthermore, they offer “miraculously” achieve work permit, social security and driver license for their clients, and so justify their “work”, although in few cases the applicants are left in the situation of having to wear a GPS device on their ankles during the legal process.

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Problems In Jamaica & U.S. Visas.

■■■ Problems In Jamaica, The Visa Revocation Under INA 212(a)(2)(C) And The Failure to Declare Monetary Instruments.

#INA212(a)(2)(C)  means a “controlled substance violation according to the laws and regulations of any country or U.S. state.”

If foreign travelers have negotiable monetary instruments as cash currency in their possession during the leisure travel, a regular “Report Transportation of Currency” must be submitted to Customs Officers upon they entry into a foreign country or  the U.S..

In many countries as #Jamaica or #CostaRica, the failure to declare monetary instruments can result in its seizure and the arrest of the visitor with the  subsequent effect of a local criminal conviction,  linking this  “failure to declare” with a money laundering operation.

After the criminal trial process abroad, the international sharing of police-customs data will lead to:

• U.S. Visa revocation under #INA212(a)(2)(C),

• visa denial under #INA212(a)(2)(C),

– a border inadmissibility to enter the U.S.(airports, seaports, land) with an unexpired visitor visa.

There are cases in which the U.S. Immigration Officials at a given U.S. airport or other port of entry decide to revoke someone’s valid visitor visa because they find an entry in the info electronic system that says that the person is, or was once, suspected of laundering money in some country. 

There are confused consular situations abroad, in which the person whose visitor visa has been revoked under #INA212(a)(2)(C) has never really been involved in any of the offences either in the U.S. or in any other part of the world

Consular Officers at U.S. Consulates abroad review new visa applications (non immigrant or immigrant visas) od and will make a final adverse determinations.

Pardons petitions for inadmissible aliens will be based on the following facts:

•The risk of harm to society if the foreign national is admitted.

• The seriousness of the foreign national’s prior immigration law or criminal law violations, and

• The foreign national’s reasons for wishing to enter the U.S..

■■WITHOUT VACATIONS BECAUSE OF AN AMERICAN VISA. By Glenn R. Morales Dalrymple

■■■WITHOUT VACATIONS BECAUSE OF AN AMERICAN VISA.

Many foreign citizen that wishes to meet the United States with touristic ends and where their countries are not included in the US Waiver Program or “not needing visa to get into the United States list”, must get visa in front of an American Consulate, pointing that they just want a touristic view of the country, the name of who will also join them, the place where they will stay and any contact people.

Here I also, analyze the most frequent issues that can occur to a foreign person that request a tourism American visa.

1.- KIDS WITHOUT VISA: Some kids are just disable to obtain an American tourism visa because maybe their parents haven’t shown any family and economic ties with their origin country, or maybe for mistakes, omissions or just for not given the appropriate papers and maybe because of a dark past in or out of the United States. 

2.- HUSBAND (WIFES): In some opportunities they get situations where a member of the marriage approve or denial a renovation visa request, even if is a touristic one, because of economical factors, informative fraud, confusions or judicial issues in the present or past in or out of the United States. Many of these negatives get through the whole family members.

3. – BOYFRIENDS OR GIRLFRIENDS: Some people that have American Visa and wishes to get into the United States of America with touristic ideas with their boyfriends or girlfriends find situations where the visa for the very first time with their couple has been refused, living indeed very stressful moments and emotional breakdowns.

The touristic visa requests with flight tickets, cruisers, hotels or touristic routes already prepaid suffer much more the rejection of their visa’s requests.

In the earlier described circumstances, the parents at the end are the only responsible of the situations that can occur to their minor children or to the older children’s, when the moment to request or renovate an American visa comes, and so they can enjoy further some vacations or study at the United States of America.

Glenn R Morales Dalrymple Esq.

■■■Alcohol, Arrests & U.S. Visa Applications At American Consulates Abroad. #INA212(A)(1)(A)(III) #consularaffairs #DUI Refused American visa applications at U.S. Consulates abroad, most of the time, attend to economical reasons, false informative fraud, personal misunderstanding, or small criminal issues in the U.S., in the origin country of the applicant, or any other nation. The American visa requests or its renovation can be seriously committed to a consular level under INA 212(A)(1)(A)(III). Consular Officers during the consular interview can refuse visa applicants and: ” must refer visa applicants (immigrant and nonimmigrant) to the panel physician when they have: (1) A single alcohol related arrest or conviction within the last five years; (2) Two or more alcohol related arrests or convictions with the last ten years; or (3) If there is any other evidence to suggest an alcohol problem. Rt@”PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISORDERS WITH ASSOCIATED HARMFUL BEHAVIOR INCLUDING SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDER – INA 212(A)(1)(A)(III). The ” INA 212(a)(1)(A)(iii) of the Immigration and Nationality Act provides that an individual is ineligible for a visitor visa or resident visa if the alien has a physical or mental disorder and behavior associated with that disorder that may pose, or has posed, a threat to the property, safety, or welfare of the individual or others, or a history of such behavior likely to occur or lead to other harmful behavior.” Because of INA 212(a)(1)(A)(iii), the visitor visa of an alien involved in a DUI case, should be revoked at US Consulates abroad. Aliens receive the revocation notice via email. An alien is ineligible for a visa if he/ she is a drug abuser/ addict. The law requires all aliens applying for resident visas to undergo a physical/ mental examination/ tuberculosis- HIV screening. Aliens applying for a resident visa at US Consulates must receive a medical examination from a panel of doctors designated by Consulate in the host country. The medical examination for asylee /refugees must be in the US Glenn R Morales Dalrymple Esq.