Immigration fraud: UsCIS issues latest warning against providing false information to gain citizenship
US citizenship and immigration services issued a new warning to illegal aliens, which provide false information to the administration to get admission in the US. The agency said that it has restored strong screening and veating capabilities so that such individuals are easily caught. The agency said, “It is our top priority to protect the integrity of our legitimate immigration system to make the US again safe. We have restored our strong screening and veating capabilities so that we can find aliens with harmful intentions and prevent them from trying to enter America.” “Immigration fraud is a crime that we take seriously. Aliens that use incorrect information or fraudulent practices will withstand serious consequences to get seriously to get immigration benefits,” said this.
What is immigration fraud?
The immigration fraud deliberately explains an immigration benefit (such as visa, green cards, asylum, or American citizenship) or to help someone else to do so, to present information incorrectly or incorrectly. Visa fraud, marriage fraud, and employment -based frauds are all under it. The USCIS stated that the Congress provided a specific basis to address when a foreign claims to be an American citizen for any purpose or benefits for any purpose or profit under the Immigration and Nationality Act or any other federal or state law. This basis of inequality applies to the wrong claims for US citizenship on or subsequently made on 30 September, 1996. If found inaccessible under this base, the foreigner is permanently stopped from adjustment of the situation and in most cases, no immigrant discounts are available. However, the Congress provided a narrow exception to some aliens, which permanently resided in the United States at the age of 16.In 2019, the immigration appeal in the case of Zhang found that a wrong claim for citizenship could lead the immigration results, even if it has not been made intentionally. USCIS included that decision in its policy manual in 2020, making it clear that a foreign claim for American citizenship is not necessary to show the intention of unknowingly finding a foreign claim.The update policy provides stages that an officer should follow to determine inequality, to explain whether a foreigner had a subjective intention to achieve or benefit something.
