To: FJB who wrote (1189592 ) 1/1/2020 7:38:32 AM From: Brumar89 3 RecommendationsRecommended By
Respond to W hy Melania should be deported. If we're going to deport people who have fought for the US, why not the porn model?Tony King our current First Lady, Melania Trump, is here illegally. She took over $20,000 worth of payments for work done here in the US while on a the standard tourist visa, the B1/B2, between September 10 and October 15 of 1997 . She didn’t receive her H-B1 status (actually allowed to perform paying work) until October 18, 1997. Her B1 visa allowed her to *look* for jobs, but not *perform* any paying work until receiving H-B1 status. She clearly violated the law according to accounting ledgers, a management contract, and other related documents obtained from former employees of Metropolitan International Management (now defunct), who rep’d her on at least 10 modeling assignments.Visa violations have no statute of limitations. Standard penalty is deportation without possibility of re-entry for 10 years, and even then only after appealing your case to the proper authorities for permission to re-enter. You may not “upgrade” your visa status retroactively if caught red-handed making money in the US on a tourist visa. Melania should not have been allowed to become a citizen, as she clearly lied on her citizenship application paperwork, and in the face-to-face interviews required by the INS. “the law is the law!” Well, if that’s the case, and the law IS the law and the nation must adhere to the spirit and the letter, then Melania needs to go back to Sloveni a and apply to re-enter the country, just like everyone else who violated the terms of their visa. Her current U.S. citizenship status should be declared null and void.do our immigration laws not apply to white Europeans? Melania Trump modeled in US prior to getting work visa
