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>So ICE employed recruiters The article looks to have made it sound like ICE employed them, but I don't believe that is the case. It seems more likely they (th
by humantiy 8y ago
>So ICE employed recruiters
The article looks to have made it sound like ICE employed them, but I don't believe that is the case. It seems more likely they (the recruiters) were acting independently getting international students to transfer to the fake school knowing it wasn't a legit school (hence the "pay to stay" statement) and helping them with that process while unaware it was actually setup by ICE.
- wuyelubo 8y agoThis seems more plausible. From what I am reading and cross referencing it in other articles, ICE had no immediate relationships of any sort with the "recruiters". The "recruiters" were compensated by the "students", not the fake uni, or ICE.