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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I bet every single person responding "yes, it is very common" doesn't ACTUALLY know anyone who got married just for a green card. This uninformed nonsense has to stop.

No, it is not common. Yes, it does happen. [/quote]

I worked for a few years in a third world country, and it was so dangerous that I could only leave the compound in an armed vehicle.  My driver had a sister in a green card marriage in San Fran, and we had another local worker in the compound whose brother was in the US in a green card marriage even though he had another wife at home.  These guys talked about these things openly.  It is super common in ethnic communities from this country in the US and UK.  They have a whole industry of corrupt “agents” who help young men from this place get into the UK, but there is also a thriving tradition of marrying cousins already in the UK to get more of the family there.  This is all very real and kind of shocking that it is so blatant.[/quote]

You're such a liar. There are much easier ways to implement chain immigration than marriage. USCIS investigates green card requests from married non-citizens extremely thoroughly.

Thank goodness DCUM has educated, knowledgeable people who can shoot down your claims. It's sad that you might be successfully spreading this sort of misinformation online in places where people aren't armed with enough knowledge to combat your propaganda.

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I am not lying!  It is true.  Sorry if that offends you.

I didn’t say anything about “chain immigration”: I said what I had observed about green card marriage and some other illegal manners of immigration.  This was something I had never seen before and would not have believed if I had not lived in that place either.  Oh, and I have also lived in Eastern Europe, and while I saw the “marriage tours” of loser Western men coming to Kyiv to buy a pretty wife, that wasn’t quite the same thing.  
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What you described is chain immigration yet you don't know what it is called. but here you are telling us you were a witness to it, front and center. Why didn't you report these people to the embassy?[/quote]

Report "chain immigration"? It's totally legal for those who become citizens to then sponsor other family members. Nothing wrong per se with "chain immigration."

But the fact that you know the term and jump so hard on it leads me to believe you are disgustingly anti-immigrant. [/quote]

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