EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
Jan 7th 2013, 6:32 pm
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
I mean what sir_ecles wrote. USCIS is concerned neither with granting entry to the USA or finding and removing aliens who are in the USA 'illegally'. You are attributing to USCIS functions that belong to its sister agencies.
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Jan 7th 2013, 7:00 pm
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
CBP perhaps as they would be the ones turning you round at the border.
Jan 7th 2013, 7:06 pm
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
Funny but someone has to put them on the plane since they don't just send them back across the border. They want to make sure that they are sent back to the interior of Mexico (their hometown) or other Latin American countries so that it will be less likely that they will again immediately attempt to cross into the US.
Jan 7th 2013, 9:15 pm
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
Removal - or departure - cannot occur unless one has entered. Someone who has been turned around at the border has not entered - that's denied entry, not voluntary departure.
I think that USCIS could be involved in some types of voluntary departure situations if the departure, or removal, is resulting from a denied application or petition submitted to and processed by USCIS. I expect that actions by ICE or CBP could also be concluded with a voluntary departure.
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I think that USCIS could be involved in some types of voluntary departure situations if the departure, or removal, is resulting from a denied application or petition submitted to and processed by USCIS. I expect that actions by ICE or CBP could also be concluded with a voluntary departure.
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Jan 7th 2013, 9:16 pm
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
Or perhaps back to the UK 
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Funny but someone has to put them on the plane since they don't just send them back across the border. They want to make sure that they are sent back to the interior of Mexico (their hometown) or other Latin American countries so that it will be less likely that they will again immediately attempt to cross into the US.
Jan 8th 2013, 10:43 am
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
It is highly unlikely that he would be considered a major threat to the US to it is unlikely that he would have been jailed if he agreed to voluntarily leave so I doubt that the US applied pressure on the UK government.
As far as the US is concerned, he is not like Julian Assange which the US government considers a threat.
As far as the US is concerned, he is not like Julian Assange which the US government considers a threat.
Jan 8th 2013, 7:27 pm
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
Most people would be denied entry, some end up being deported. Voluntary Departure is when you are given a time to leave using your own resources and does not incur a ban.
Jan 9th 2013, 10:38 am
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Re: EDL leader jailed for entering US on a false passport.
The decision to grant my L1 visa was made I believe, by a State Department official at the US Embassy in London. I believe this is normal
