DO said early on in this thing that the reason was he stayed here 65% of the time over a certain period. As far as i've been able to find is that this 65% is not an actual thing. That's the problem with the rules/regs: WAY too much gray area as to what % of your total 10yr visa can be spent in the US. Yes you can spend 180dys here but how long you go home vs. often you come back is the issue. There is no hard-n-fast rule here. Each immig. officer can rule on a case-by-case basis with no real guidelines to go by. Needs to be fixed for sure.
Schertz TX on I-35 south of Austin was known as a place like that for years.This threads show how decided pool is, we have laws & rules.
Do not comply, get caught, pay price for misbehaving.
Some place in Texas you get ticket 1 mpg over speed limit. Courthouse is open 24 x 7 x 366, Judge asked if your not guilt, if so we will hold trail in week,
Impound vehicle, as of you sit in cell till trail, Texas circa 1990’s.
Like tv show locked up abroad, if you don’t speed Buba don’t pull you over.
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Billiards player Dennis Orcollo working on visa issues after being denied entry to US
Filipino cue artist Dennis Orcollo has hired legal counsel in his bid to fix his visa issues after being denied entry into the United States last week.
.Amen Brother! I'm glad you are finally understanding the issue here. It took a while, but you finally get it.
Until rules/regs are made clearer those traveling on tourist visas really need to be aware that the combination of long(5mo.+) stays here with short stays at home will put one at risk of getting visa cancelled. Couple of people far more versed in this than me have said you really need to stay in home country for at least a couple months if not longer in order to avoid this issue. A quik turnaround may/not be allowed and is up to the immig. officer doing the interview as to who stays/go's. I contacted my Sen. who is on a couple border committee's and i'm waiting to hear his take.
For someone who posts so much on here, your reading comprehension is very low. It has been posted on here and the other thread that Dennis DID NOT break any written rules for immigration into this country. What happened to him was a judgement call made by immigration agents in Los Angeles, which I've come to find out is a very strict jurisdiction for a foreigner entering our country. If he had entered somewhere else he may have gotten a pass. Dennis had no way of knowing that repeatedly using a valid B-1 visa he would run into any kind of problem. He never got any warning that his comings and goings were being tracked. This was his warning, a five year ban!
You are 100% correct here!
EU citizens can stay in the US for 90 days under the visa waiver program
Thanks.
That's what catches people out, the total stay time. Problem is there is no set time, its up to each immig. to make the call. Too ambiguous. Needs to be a set % of total allowable time. I've now talked to about three top immig. guys and they say to be safe if you spend 5+ mos. here you need to spend same time back home. Anything less and you're subject to be red-flagg'd.
There was a Black community outside of Houston, Kendallia, on Interstate 10 West that was notorious for its speed trap. The JP was a barber. The Feds passed a law stopping speed traps by small towns on the Interstates.