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Every system who's main job is controlling or gatekeeping a limited resource in high demand will 100% always get abused to some extent for personal gain or for
by Rinzler89 3y ago
Every system who's main job is controlling or gatekeeping a limited resource in high demand will 100% always get abused to some extent for personal gain or for profit. Same with housing.
Especially when there's litte to no negative consequences for those caught abusing it. Like why wouldn't you? If you don't abuse it, then you're basically leaving money on the table versus your competitors who do abuse it.
Until law enforcement picks up and fines outweigh this "cost of doing business", system abuse will continue as per.
- postepowanieadm 3y agoIt will never happen, as the Law Enforcement is a part of the system that organized and profits from the fraud.
- Muromec 3y agoWait, one can file fraudlent applications for visa sponsorship, get caught and will not be banned for like 5 years from the system? Why? It makes no sense
- bcrosby95 3y agoI don't know if it's normal, but abuse was so bad this year they did multiple redraws.
- addicted 3y agoThis is not true. If you commit fraud you will be punished. The problem however is that Congress refuses to fund USCIS. For example, until a few years ago, USCIS was incapable of taking digital payments because Congress refused to fund any digitization efforts for over 2 decades. They’ve still only allowed this only at the margins, so applications are not digitized. They exist in massive boxes of documents in basements. So they don’t even know who’s applied and how many times they’ve applied.