Thread: Why is Jose Antonio Vargas allowed to flaunt U.S. immigration law?

Vargas has stated that his mother sent him to America with a man that claimed to be his uncle to live with his grandparents using fraudlent documents. He said his grandfather told him when he was 16 that he was illegal and that all of his documentation was forged.

The grandparents were naturalized citizens. They knew they were breaking the law and should have had their citizenship revoked and deported. Until we start punishing the parents for unlawfully bringing minors into our country, it will never end.

Originally Posted by MontereySherry

Vargas has stated that his mother sent him to America with a man that claimed to be his uncle to live with his grandparents using fraudlent documents. He said his grandfather told him when he was 16 that he was illegal and that all of his documentation was forged.

The grandparents were naturalized citizens. They knew they were breaking the law and should have had their citizenship revoked and deported. Until we start punishing the parents for unlawfully bringing minors into our country, it will never end.

You're absolutely right, the grandparents should have been prosecuted. In my view they were accomplices to a felony crime. The law sees accomplices as just as guilty as the principal.

So should the uncle who brought him here.

https://www.alipac.us/f9/illegal-ali...ml#post1577951