Thread: Melania Trump: 'I followed the law' as immigrant

I'm disputing that he entered the US legally. According to Wiki, in Ted Cruz book he wrote about his family, he claimed his father hired an attorney to bribe a Batista official for an exit permit to leave Cuba, which means he left Cuba illegally to enter the United States. How does the US government grant a legal student visa to enter the US through a consulate in Cuba to someone that the Cuban government won't allow to leave Cuba on a Cuban Passport? That's not how our system works.

When a government holds back a passport, that person can't leave on a student visa from another country. Ted Cruz just said tonight in the debate that his father came to the United States with $100 sewn in his underwear, didn't speak English, and worked at a restaurant washing dishes for 50 cents an hour. How did he get a job working at restaurant on a student visa?

How did he attend and graduate from the University of Texas when he didn't speak English? How did he pay his tuition and other expenses washing dishes for 50 cents an hour to attend the University of Texas when he arrived with $100? Who paid for his college? How did he learn English well enough to attend and graduate from the University of Texas when according to Ted Cruz he left Cuba without speaking "a word of English"? Why did he have to bribe the Batista government for an exit permit to leave Cuba? Who paid for his transportation to the United States?

Why did it take him 48 years to decide to become a US citizen?

It's just all tall tales and stories trying to invoke some type of phony sympathy for their Cuban heritage in my opinion. I might be wrong, but I don't think so.

48 years to decide to become a US citizen with American wives and kids?