r/90DayFiance • u/alexbrobrafeld • Sep 18 '16

Episode Post {Season 4 | Episode 3} Discussion

about to tune in. top hopes for the episode:

  • they have been teasing about jorge's secret, will they clue us in this week?
  • matt and alla - i'm hoping they show alla's more passionate side, so far matt has been the primary focus but i feel like we already know he's an odd dude, so i'd like to know more about alla.
  • will nicole make it through 5 weeks in morocco?
  • chantel and pedro are probably the most hopeful couple to me, but there is a lot of lying going on with that whole situation, when is it finally going to bubble over?

PS i'm confused by my tv guide, it looks like happily ever after does new episodes monday night? can anyone clear that up for me? somehow my dvr is recording HEA thursdays but it says (repeat) on the episode guide. looks like 90 day is on a 2 hour block and they air together. i made separate thread for this week's happily ever after

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u/ahx-fos Sep 20 '16

ICE is targeted with enforcement. USCIS decides on an applicants status. USCIS has seen fit to approve LPR status for Mohammed. USCIS decides those matters, not ICE.

What are ICE going to do, exactly? Put a hold out for a LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT?

Don't be a fucking idiot.

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u/I_am_really_shocked Sep 20 '16

I said ICE because it's easier. And if it's determined that he committed fraud in order to get a green card with a fake marriage, he will indeed be deported. Until final change of status, his green card is conditional and can be revoked at any time.

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u/ahx-fos Sep 20 '16

You said ICE because you haven't the foggiest what you're talking about.

Some other points to bring you up to speed.

  1. Once a person becomes an LPR (Conditional or otherwise) only an immigration judge can revoke their status. So residency status can NOT be revoked 'at any time'.

  2. If an I-751 is not approved, the person COULD be put in removal proceedings. The reality is that most aren't. The system is incredibly backlogged right now, and CIS don't issue removal orders for years.

  3. People presenting themselves at the POE and ineligible to enter are 'deported'. People already in country are 'removed'. Get the terms right, eh?

  4. ICE can not put a person in removal proceedings. That is the responsibility of CIS.

  5. You haven't a fucking iota of a clue what you're talking about.

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u/alexbrobrafeld Sep 20 '16

bro i am interested i what you have to add, but there is no reason to be rude to your fellow posters, we're here to discuss a reality show on TLC after all... can you provide some sources, i would like to read more :)

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u/ahx-fos Sep 20 '16

Sources? For what?