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: Greg Siskind's BlogSO MUCH FOR PLAYING BY THE RULES
By Greg Siskind
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Antis often say that as long as people play by the rules they don't have a problem with having a robust immigration system. But consider the Franks, a British couple awarded an E-2 visa ten years ago who have poured their savings and their blood, sweat and tears in to a restaurant that they were given permission to open and operate. The New York Times told their story today. In their latest extension, however, an anonymous USCIS examiner decided their restaurant in Maine was no longer up to snuff and ordered the couple to leave the country even though the...Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on May 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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