well ins finally confirmed summit lol
Feb 26th 2003, 4:38 pm
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well ins finally confirmed summit lol
well finally I got the closest thing to a straight answer Ive ever
gotten from the INS.I called to hound them,yet again lol,about my oath
ceremony date and guess what?.The lady told me she just received an
update,ALL pending cases within the INS have been delayed due to yet
another security check(least thats what she told me).Is this the
"freeze" im hearing about?.She also said after checkin my A number
that it wasnt just me,so at least I feel better bout that
gotten from the INS.I called to hound them,yet again lol,about my oath
ceremony date and guess what?.The lady told me she just received an
update,ALL pending cases within the INS have been delayed due to yet
another security check(least thats what she told me).Is this the
"freeze" im hearing about?.She also said after checkin my A number
that it wasnt just me,so at least I feel better bout that
Feb 26th 2003, 4:46 pm
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Re: well ins finally confirmed summit lol
Glad to hear that you finally got an answer.
At least now you know it's not you personally.
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At least now you know it's not you personally.
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Feb 26th 2003, 5:18 pm
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Thats great news for you.
Good luck for the rest of your way.
JuMu
Good luck for the rest of your way.
JuMu
Feb 26th 2003, 7:43 pm
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Re: well ins finally confirmed summit lol
[snip]
as if terrorists want to become citizens
as if terrorists want to become citizens
Feb 27th 2003, 7:22 am
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Vampier wrote:
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> [snip]
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> as if terrorists want to become citizens
McVeigh was a citizen.
Maybe a terrorist would want to vote
>
> [snip]
>
> as if terrorists want to become citizens
McVeigh was a citizen.
Maybe a terrorist would want to vote
Feb 27th 2003, 5:03 pm
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Read in today's issue of the Idaho Statesman, a University of Idaho
student has been arrested in terror probe. Accused of supplying
money, computer help to terrorist group. The man is 34 years old,here
as a foreign student married, 3 kids, from Saudi Arabia, University of
Idaho graduate student working on his doctoral dissertation. Grand
jury indicted him February 13 on 7 counts of visa fraud and four
counts of making false statements to federal officials. Allegations
he created web sites for an Islamic group that praised suicide
bombings and using airplanes against the U.S. He allegedly supplied
money and computer aid. The man, wife and three children live on
campus.
student has been arrested in terror probe. Accused of supplying
money, computer help to terrorist group. The man is 34 years old,here
as a foreign student married, 3 kids, from Saudi Arabia, University of
Idaho graduate student working on his doctoral dissertation. Grand
jury indicted him February 13 on 7 counts of visa fraud and four
counts of making false statements to federal officials. Allegations
he created web sites for an Islamic group that praised suicide
bombings and using airplanes against the U.S. He allegedly supplied
money and computer aid. The man, wife and three children live on
campus.
Feb 27th 2003, 5:19 pm
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If I was a terrorist, I sure as hell wouldn't be trying to get into the US
using a marriage-based visa ... I think the INS needs to spend their time
investigating the people they let in on employment-based and student-type
visas ... obviously, as we all know, these are the easiest ones to get.
"Margaret" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Read in today's issue of the Idaho Statesman, a University of Idaho
> student has been arrested in terror probe. Accused of supplying
> money, computer help to terrorist group. The man is 34 years old,here
> as a foreign student married, 3 kids, from Saudi Arabia, University of
> Idaho graduate student working on his doctoral dissertation. Grand
> jury indicted him February 13 on 7 counts of visa fraud and four
> counts of making false statements to federal officials. Allegations
> he created web sites for an Islamic group that praised suicide
> bombings and using airplanes against the U.S. He allegedly supplied
> money and computer aid. The man, wife and three children live on
> campus.
using a marriage-based visa ... I think the INS needs to spend their time
investigating the people they let in on employment-based and student-type
visas ... obviously, as we all know, these are the easiest ones to get.
"Margaret" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Read in today's issue of the Idaho Statesman, a University of Idaho
> student has been arrested in terror probe. Accused of supplying
> money, computer help to terrorist group. The man is 34 years old,here
> as a foreign student married, 3 kids, from Saudi Arabia, University of
> Idaho graduate student working on his doctoral dissertation. Grand
> jury indicted him February 13 on 7 counts of visa fraud and four
> counts of making false statements to federal officials. Allegations
> he created web sites for an Islamic group that praised suicide
> bombings and using airplanes against the U.S. He allegedly supplied
> money and computer aid. The man, wife and three children live on
> campus.
Feb 27th 2003, 5:46 pm
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Vampier wrote:
". . . as if terrorists want to become citizens"
This assumes that we don't have more than enough citizen terrorists already grown on our soil.
Timothy McVeigh was clearly a terrorist. But in my mind so is the Ku Klux Klan, and the White Citizens' Councils and all that rot, yet the word "terrorist" is rarely applied to the tactics still used in some parts of the county by these totally homegrown native citizen organizations.
". . . as if terrorists want to become citizens"
This assumes that we don't have more than enough citizen terrorists already grown on our soil.
Timothy McVeigh was clearly a terrorist. But in my mind so is the Ku Klux Klan, and the White Citizens' Councils and all that rot, yet the word "terrorist" is rarely applied to the tactics still used in some parts of the county by these totally homegrown native citizen organizations.
Feb 27th 2003, 6:17 pm
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Re: well ins finally confirmed summit lol
We don't need terrorists to screw up our elections. That s what we have the Supreme Court for.
Originally posted by Mrtravel
Vampier wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
> as if terrorists want to become citizens
McVeigh was a citizen.
Maybe a terrorist would want to vote
Vampier wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
> as if terrorists want to become citizens
McVeigh was a citizen.
Maybe a terrorist would want to vote
Feb 27th 2003, 8:41 pm
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Re: well ins finally confirmed summit lol
Originally posted by Jockgurl
well finally I got the closest thing to a straight answer Ive ever
gotten from the INS.I called to hound them,yet again lol,about my oath
ceremony date and guess what?.The lady told me she just received an
update,ALL pending cases within the INS have been delayed due to yet
another security check(least thats what she told me).Is this the
"freeze" im hearing about?.She also said after checkin my A number
that it wasnt just me,so at least I feel better bout that
well finally I got the closest thing to a straight answer Ive ever
gotten from the INS.I called to hound them,yet again lol,about my oath
ceremony date and guess what?.The lady told me she just received an
update,ALL pending cases within the INS have been delayed due to yet
another security check(least thats what she told me).Is this the
"freeze" im hearing about?.She also said after checkin my A number
that it wasnt just me,so at least I feel better bout that
Anyway, it's good that you feel better about the delay, now that you know where you stand....
Feb 28th 2003, 1:33 am
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Cdn chick wrote:
>
> If I was a terrorist, I sure as hell wouldn't be trying to get into the US
> using a marriage-based visa
Why not? Employment based and student based visas will limit the type of
people.
If the terrorist has no college qualifying background, he probably isn't
going to get a student visa.
If the terrorist is older, and is a freshman, that might raise flags.
If the terrorist doesn't qualify for a work visa or can't find a
sponser, that might be a problem.
Plus, married to a USC shortens the time to naturalization.
Citizens have more opportunities for getting employment that might be
helpful to terrorist organizations.
Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
work at the Pentagon.
>
> If I was a terrorist, I sure as hell wouldn't be trying to get into the US
> using a marriage-based visa
Why not? Employment based and student based visas will limit the type of
people.
If the terrorist has no college qualifying background, he probably isn't
going to get a student visa.
If the terrorist is older, and is a freshman, that might raise flags.
If the terrorist doesn't qualify for a work visa or can't find a
sponser, that might be a problem.
Plus, married to a USC shortens the time to naturalization.
Citizens have more opportunities for getting employment that might be
helpful to terrorist organizations.
Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
work at the Pentagon.
Feb 28th 2003, 2:01 am
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On 27/2/03 9:33 PM, in article [email protected], "mrtravel"
wrote:
> Cdn chick wrote:
>>
>> If I was a terrorist, I sure as hell wouldn't be trying to get into the US
>> using a marriage-based visa
>
> Why not? Employment based and student based visas will limit the type of
> people.
> If the terrorist has no college qualifying background, he probably isn't
> going to get a student visa.
> If the terrorist is older, and is a freshman, that might raise flags.
> If the terrorist doesn't qualify for a work visa or can't find a
> sponser, that might be a problem.
>
> Plus, married to a USC shortens the time to naturalization.
> Citizens have more opportunities for getting employment that might be
> helpful to terrorist organizations.
>
> Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
> He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
> work at the Pentagon.
And everybody knows how movies are reflective of real life. Like, last
summer there was this movie about this guy who was a quasi-spider and he had
all these powers and there was this green goblin...
wrote:
> Cdn chick wrote:
>>
>> If I was a terrorist, I sure as hell wouldn't be trying to get into the US
>> using a marriage-based visa
>
> Why not? Employment based and student based visas will limit the type of
> people.
> If the terrorist has no college qualifying background, he probably isn't
> going to get a student visa.
> If the terrorist is older, and is a freshman, that might raise flags.
> If the terrorist doesn't qualify for a work visa or can't find a
> sponser, that might be a problem.
>
> Plus, married to a USC shortens the time to naturalization.
> Citizens have more opportunities for getting employment that might be
> helpful to terrorist organizations.
>
> Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
> He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
> work at the Pentagon.
And everybody knows how movies are reflective of real life. Like, last
summer there was this movie about this guy who was a quasi-spider and he had
all these powers and there was this green goblin...
Feb 28th 2003, 3:13 am
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ROFLMAO!!
"Chinga La Migra" wrote in message
news:BA843BF0.44E9%[email protected]...
> On 27/2/03 9:33 PM, in article [email protected], "mrtravel"
> wrote:
> > Cdn chick wrote:
> >>
> >> If I was a terrorist, I sure as hell wouldn't be trying to get into the
US
> >> using a marriage-based visa
> >
> > Why not? Employment based and student based visas will limit the type of
> > people.
> > If the terrorist has no college qualifying background, he probably isn't
> > going to get a student visa.
> > If the terrorist is older, and is a freshman, that might raise flags.
> > If the terrorist doesn't qualify for a work visa or can't find a
> > sponser, that might be a problem.
> >
> > Plus, married to a USC shortens the time to naturalization.
> > Citizens have more opportunities for getting employment that might be
> > helpful to terrorist organizations.
> >
> > Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
> > He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
> > work at the Pentagon.
> And everybody knows how movies are reflective of real life. Like, last
> summer there was this movie about this guy who was a quasi-spider and he
had
> all these powers and there was this green goblin...
"Chinga La Migra" wrote in message
news:BA843BF0.44E9%[email protected]...
> On 27/2/03 9:33 PM, in article [email protected], "mrtravel"
> wrote:
> > Cdn chick wrote:
> >>
> >> If I was a terrorist, I sure as hell wouldn't be trying to get into the
US
> >> using a marriage-based visa
> >
> > Why not? Employment based and student based visas will limit the type of
> > people.
> > If the terrorist has no college qualifying background, he probably isn't
> > going to get a student visa.
> > If the terrorist is older, and is a freshman, that might raise flags.
> > If the terrorist doesn't qualify for a work visa or can't find a
> > sponser, that might be a problem.
> >
> > Plus, married to a USC shortens the time to naturalization.
> > Citizens have more opportunities for getting employment that might be
> > helpful to terrorist organizations.
> >
> > Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
> > He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
> > work at the Pentagon.
> And everybody knows how movies are reflective of real life. Like, last
> summer there was this movie about this guy who was a quasi-spider and he
had
> all these powers and there was this green goblin...
Feb 28th 2003, 4:34 am
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[email protected] (Margaret) wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> Read in today's issue of the Idaho Statesman, a University of Idaho
> student has been arrested in terror probe. Accused of supplying
> money, computer help to terrorist group.
Wonder if they'll arrest the owners of those companies mentioned in the
report on Iraq for supplying goods illegally to the country.
--
Targaff
news:[email protected]:
> Read in today's issue of the Idaho Statesman, a University of Idaho
> student has been arrested in terror probe. Accused of supplying
> money, computer help to terrorist group.
Wonder if they'll arrest the owners of those companies mentioned in the
report on Iraq for supplying goods illegally to the country.
--
Targaff
Feb 28th 2003, 6:42 am
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Chinga La Migra wrote:
>
> > Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
> > He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
> > work at the Pentagon.
>
> And everybody knows how movies are reflective of real life. Like, last
> summer there was this movie about this guy who was a quasi-spider and he had
> all these powers and there was this green goblin...
Are you suggesting that these kind of spys don't or didn't exist? There
was a documentary on the History Channel about this a while back.
>
> > Remember Kevin Cosner, the Russian in No Way Out.
> > He came to the US when he was young and eventually worked his way up to
> > work at the Pentagon.
>
> And everybody knows how movies are reflective of real life. Like, last
> summer there was this movie about this guy who was a quasi-spider and he had
> all these powers and there was this green goblin...
Are you suggesting that these kind of spys don't or didn't exist? There
was a documentary on the History Channel about this a while back.
