Death Kiss -False Claims to US Citizen - Page 3

Originally Posted by NoLineOnTheHorizon

The how am I still here part is a little tricky, it baffles everyone who reads my case. My FOIA shows a I-193 and a I-831 were filled out. The I-831 has most of the information it reads "Subject was allowed to withdraw her application for admission in lieu of expedited removal for 6c2 of the INA. The subject was advised of her right to speak to the Mexican consulate and subject waived that right. The Subject was returned to Mexico in good health without further incident."

The baffling part is I was released to someone in the US. I was 19 and looked 14 and I recall the officer asking if there was someone he should call to pick me up and I did, My USC stepdad at the time and they had me wait in a waiting area (it was late at night) and when he showed up they allowed me to leave with him. INTO THE US. I have been told that is the reason why a I-193 is also a part of my file but I wouldn't have qualified for it.

Originally Posted by NoLineOnTheHorizon

Yes, still in the US and currently working on plan c and d. And yes the claim was made at a POE in 2004 way before DACA. And it certainly did apply as I have a charge and have had many, many attorneys review. Even investing a significant amount of money and applying for a E2 can not help me at this point.

Originally Posted by lachupacabra

Didn’t Trump’s mother lie about having US citizenship in the US Census ?

Originally Posted by AleiaTheEnchanted

Still baffling. Thank you for sharing your story. It takes courage to share about their experience. Please update us if there's any changes. You're very lucky to still be here to be with your family as there are a lot of people who get separated by this law. Still needs a reform.

Originally Posted by NoLineOnTheHorizon

Thank you guys. I've learned to cherish what I have, that's for sure. I agree a reform needs to happen but I'm not too optimistic about that now.



Adversity is a hell of a drug folks! Good Luck to all.

Originally Posted by NoLineOnTheHorizon

Thank you guys. I've learned to cherish what I have, that's for sure. I agree a reform needs to happen but I'm not too optimistic about that now.



Adversity is a hell of a drug folks! Good Luck to all.

Originally Posted by chessmaster05

So you have been able to renew DACA with this I-831 in your file?

Originally Posted by JayR9

I saw that the 2013 CIR that failed had a false claim to citizen waiver provision. Hopefully there will be one in the next reform. Unfortunately, any reform under the Trump administration will only end up more draconian. Hopefully 2020 will yield a more liberal administration.

Originally Posted by IamAman

I really hope at some point if a CIR is passed (presumably long after a Dream Act type thing is passed), they put in a forgiveness clause or amnesty if you will for past claims of being a citizen. If you dig deep enough in an undocumented person's past, you're likely to find somewhere where they said yes to get people off their back and not arouse suspicion.