Back under your rock....
Dennis Orcullo banned from USA for five years
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No the problem is with you. Everyone else knew he was kidding but you have to scold him with Nazi references. Jeez.
I like it when your on vacation!
Yep, that make a lot of sense. What a great contribution you have made to this thread.
Let's go Brandon
It appears your easy offended using history as something to make
turn on in your think skull.If we ignore history & do not learn from its lessons, it will return again & again.
Bad & Good.
Speaking of “think skull”s, back in your rodeo days did you ever get kicked in the head?It appears your easy offended using history as something to make
If we ignore history & do not learn from its lessons, it will return again & again.
Bad & Good.
Hope Dennis gets everything straightened out and can come back soon!
My uncle was captured by the Japanese while in the Philippines, they transported prisoners in what they called hell ships it was like an old slave ship, they left the dead hanging from the chains till they got to Japan, they had to stand in their own pee and poo the whole trip. one can only imagine!
OK, then, what half of a Person did he harm first? What Person did you harm when you drove over the limit? etc.
He harmed no one, yet he is being harmed. That's unjust.
Jeff Livingston
Being punished because someone didn't follow the rules is not unjust. Its fair. Whether we like the rule or not is irrelevant.
Do you think there should no travel restrictions for foreign nationals? I understand that the southern border is a clusterfuck that is easily fixable but should foreign nat's be able to just come and go as often as they want without filing for citizenship? I don't think they should. There's nothing unjust about DO's situation. He's fully aware of his visa regs. He's the one that made the mistake.
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I was making a generalization. They don't always stay home for the exact same amount of time. It depends on their tournament schedules and other things that are going on in their personal lives.
My mother-in-law is Filipino and she also has a vistor visa. She visits for the full 6 months and wants to be in the US as much as possible so I am in a very similar situation to Dennis and the others. Because of this, I have been paying close attention some of their travel schedules. Mostly James Aranas ever since he first started coming here about 4 years ago. He usually goes home for about a month, twice per year. I've also talked with Roy's Basement several times to inquiry about visas and various travel strategies over the years.
I'm by no means an immigration expert but I've had a lot more experience than most with immigration proceedings/regulations. The process is expensive and very difficult to navigate but I've managed to accomplish a lot on my own without hiring an immigration attorney. For example, I helped my wife get a her green card and eventually citizenship. I helped my mother-in-law get a vistor visa and I'm currently in the process of helping her get a green card. All in all, I probably would have paid well over $15,000 in legal fees by now if I hired an attorney to do what I did.
You wouldn't believe the mountains of paperwork I've submitted and the thousands of dollars I've spent dealing with this crap. That's why I just laugh when people make stupid comments like "just come here the legal way". As if that's even remotely possible for any of these poor folks attempting to migrate through the southern border.
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You're still rolling the dice if you combine long stays here and short stays at home. Sure some will get thru the cracks but as DO just found out you can get caught out.
No we need borders, laws, and enforcement we my to be country.
Even history societies had rules, and regulations.
What do you wish for?
Utopia where person with biggest stick rules, or end your life.
Wow. I actually agree here. I think.
Absolutely. My only point is that the rules aren't black and white. They aren't even written down. All it says is 6 month maximum stay. That's it. The rest is at the discretion of the immigration officer at the border. So Dennis is not stupid for "not knowing the rules". He's been doing this for the past 20 years without any issues until now.
The system is a little ridiculous. For example, when I was first applying for a vistor visa for my mother-in-law, we had all of the paperwork together and we met all of the requirements but she still had to go to an interview at the embassy. The interview is really just a formality. Well, she travelled 12 hours to the embassy and then waited in line all day for her interview. Finally, it was her turn and the guy barely looked at her 50+ pages of paperwork. He just asked her just a few short questions, which she answered correctly, and then denied her application.
I didn't know what to do so this was the only time I reached out to an attorney for help. The attorney said that sometimes the immigration officer might just not be in the mood. So we just reapplied with the exact same paperwork and she was approved the second time. So stupid...
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I agree that it shouldn't be so vague. Should be clear cut rules and not the whim of one immig. officer.
Bunk.
The easiest example that proves otherwise is slavery was legal, but never lawful.
Who owns Dennis? No one lawfully owns him but himself.
Jeff Livingston
Comparing slavery to a guy snoozing his visa dates??? Please.
First, I support liberty for every Person on the planet.
Second, when one goes anywhere, he is responsible for his actions and his own welfare.
That's it.
Jeff Livingston
I am comparing law to legislation, lawful to legal. I used that blatant example to avoid any ambiguities.
You're better than this.
Jeff Livingston