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H.R. 1397, To provide for immigration relief in the case of certain immigrants who are innocent victims of immigration fraud (5 comments ↓)

H.R. 1397 would provide for immigration relief in the case of certain immigrants who are innocent victims of immigration fraud.

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Anonymous

It is inconceivable to punish immigrants for a crime that they had no knowledge of. The INS agent and the brokers should be held more responsible for this crime.

Anonymous

The INS agent who originally orchestrated this fraud managed to avoid jail time and received a mere fine and probation. That's pathetic! How could the government punish the people that were victimized by the fraudsters?

Sam S.

I think this is a great bill. I was born here but I would be pretty mad because my whole family had to get deported because the government found a flaw with great grandparents' documentation.

Craig Russo

Good bill. It's got my vote*

Greg

Give me a break. They were trying to fraudulently apply and knew about it. Now, they want to be perceived as innocent victims. I agree that it is pathetic that the agent was slapped on the wrist, but there are two sides to blame - the unethical government worker and the people willing to buy green cards and naturalization - they should not be rewarded.

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