Three married couples recently filed into a federal building in San Diego for green card interviews that they believed would secure their future together in the U.S. Half of each pair was American. It was supposed to be a celebratory milestone, the final step in the process to obtain U.S. permanent residency. Instead, as each interview with an immigration officer wrapped up, federal agents swooped in, handcuffed the foreign spouse and took him or her away. Read more: nyti.ms/48jMoco
The New York Times
Three married couples recently filed into a federal building in San Diego for green card interviews that they believed would secure their future together in the U.S. Half of each pair was American. It was supposed to be a celebratory milestone, the final step in the process to obtain U.S. permanent residency. Instead, as each interview with an immigration officer wrapped up, federal agents swooped in, handcuffed the foreign spouse and took him or her away. Read more: nyti.ms/48jMoco
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