DMJoshi
2/15/2011 5:39:00 PM
On Feb 15, 4:25 pm, JR <jack_reac...@ymail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 15, 11:24 am, DMJoshi <josh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > On Feb 12, 7:57 pm, JR <jack_reac...@ymail.com> wrote:
>
> > > I am sick and tired of hearing about how "innocent" these students
> > > are. They are not innocent babe in the woods. They knew exactly what
> > > they were getting into. In India one pays anywhere from 50000 to maybe
> > > even 100000 dollars to "agents" who will help them get a US visa.
> > > These people pay this money so that they can enter the US either on a
> > > tourist visa or on a student visa or on any other visa.
>
> > Were the students issued I-20 by TV University or that was fabricated
> > by the Agents?
>
> They may have been issued the proper visas but the point I am making
> is that the visas were gotten by fraudelent means. That is lying to
> the consulate authorities for what the real purpose was.
Besides giving USD 50k to 100k as you write to the agents I-20 must
have been issued by TVU after collecting one year tuition fee and
lodging-boarding expenses as well as miscellaneous expenses like
books, washing, entertainment, etc etc..
Students also must have presented to the US Consulates in India proofs
of their ability to spend for all remaining years of their studies.
Total with the Agent fees must have come to USD 200k. Any Indian with
that much to spare for a child must be a USD millionaire, would not
he?
Why would such an Indian parent subject their child to kind of illegal
life any where?
> Most if not
> all of the students wanted to come to the US for one purpose and one
> purpose alone. And that is to enter the US in the hope that they can
> come to settle down here. This Tri valley university was nothing but a
> front for such people
Are you saying that TVU was set up by the parents of the students?
> and the sad part is that there may be many such
> fake universities in the US.
Fake Universities set up by foreigners?
> > Are these Agents working for U.S. Department of Homeland Security or
> > they are appointed by the U.S. Department of State to collect extra
> > money for the USA besides the Fees that TV University collected up-
> > front?
Would you care to respond the second question I put to you and you
ignored it in your follow up?
> > > The goal is to
> > > once enter the US and then try and stay on. Many many people have
> > > entered the US like this. This route of entering on students visa is
> > > quite common in the UK and it seems by the Tri Valley university scam
> > > that it is getting prevalent in the US as well.
>
> > > These students were lucky that they weren't thrown in jail and we
> > > should actually deport them as soon as possible. Let us not get fooled
> > > or suckered into believing their sob story. The reality is that they
> > > knew exactly what they were getting into and their goal was to enter
> > > the US on these false pretences so that they could sneak in. Once in
> > > they felt that they had a good chance to stay on and work illegaly in
> > > the US and later on maybe even try and legalise their status.
>
> > > These fraudsters should be all thrown in jail and all the Indian
> > > students should be immediately deported back to India. The US
> > > government must try and identify other such universities that are
> > > perpetrating this scam in the US.- Hide quoted text -
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