> Did you even read the article mate? Do you take everything at face value? > His broker may have bribed the official, but his father most certainly did not.

> Did you even read the article mate? Do you take everything at face value? > His broker may have bribed the official, but his father most certainly did not. Immigration is strict liability, so from the perspective of liability, his father did. > 45k for an "expedited" green card, in 1995? Good catch. I missed that. Makes me somewhat believe his father was just a fuck-up and not outright bribing. > Based on what, his extensive experience of the US immigration system that he obtained in South Korea? I don't know, based on maybe getting a second opinion before spending $45,000. Maybe based on the fact he'd spent years in Hong Kong and on H1-B. You don't need to know much about stereos to know you shouldn't buy them out of the back of a van. The author is quick to label his father an imbecile rather than a in-cahoots. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.