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From the article linked in a sibling comment: “Documented immigrants can now be deported from the United States if they break the rules of federal and state pr
by microcolonel 7y ago
From the article linked in a sibling comment:
“Documented immigrants can now be deported from the United States if they break the rules of federal and state programs that offer public benefits to immigrants.
New guidelines implemented last week by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services say that immigrants who abuse “any program related to the reception of public benefits” will be summoned to appear before an immigration court.”
Basically... By misrepresenting themselves in order to steal services to which they are not entitled. This seems to me like something that either is already, or ought to be, a crime.
There are, however, some more egregious errors on the part of ICE (rather than CIS, mentioned in the article). I just can't trust people to be honest with the details here.
- manigandham 7y agoYea I replied to that. It's always been a crime. I'm a naturalized citizen. We all are made to understand that until we gain citizenship, any criminal actions can stop the process or even lead to cancellation and deportation. It's not a surprise at all.