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Given what "boots on the ground" typically means for federal agencies (i.e. armed raids), your suggestion makes me twitchy.
by __derek__ 10y ago
Given what "boots on the ground" typically means for federal agencies (i.e. armed raids), your suggestion makes me twitchy.
- smsm42 10y agoYou don't need armed raid to audit visa compliance. You need one bespectacled guy with a briefcase. It's true that most of the US law enforcement wants to look like military and tries to use armed troops way out of proportion (I mean, Library of Congress and Department of Education have their owned armed response units, because regular police isn't tough enough to deal with education issues anymore, apparently) - but I hope it's possible to avoid going full Steven Seagal in this case.
- __derek__ 10y agoYou're right that it would be possible with something akin to a health department visit, but need rarely has anything to do with armed raids.