As usual, the people who abide by the rules get screwed, while those who break them, not only thrive, but get written about as some kind of heroes.
As usual, the people who abide by the rules get screwed, while those who break them, not only thrive, but get written about as some kind of heroes.
My argument somewhere else in this thread is that the system has become an insane one.
Did she steal, defraud, or harm anyone?
If she contributed something of economic value, why are you so against her staying?
Maybe you should blame the immigration process instead.
Well, she was creating and selling derivatives, for Goldman Sachs, prior to 2008.
In her case, she was 14, and she had already broken the law. There were no other alternatives. And it wasn't easy. She got luck and did it in ~10 years.
I don't agree with that. Just that don't be so quick to judge without understanding her own situation.
This option is not available to everyone. I don't think you should have to spend that much in order to come to the U.S. But I also wouldn't blame someone without those resources trying to better themselves in any way possible.