Korean Deported After 37 Years in the U.S. (green card, website, immigrants)

[qazz12]

When Shin Song Hyuk was three years old, an American couple in Detroit adopted him and moved him from South Korea to the United States. His new family changed his name to Adam, but did not fill out the basic forms that guarantee citizenship for international adoptees. This meant Adam was an undocumented.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORAGvfeGrqc

[Mr. Lee]

Definitely a sad situation, hope Trump sees the video and has his people look into the situation.

[AnywhereElse]

From this article: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...icle-1.2878235

"Richeson said Crapser was arrested by ICE on Feb. 8 after serving a 60-day sentence for menacing constituting domestic violence and attempted coercion."

And, from the same article:

"Crapser later got into further trouble with the law. He came under the scrutiny of federal immigration authorities after he applied for a Green Card and they saw his criminal record."

I have several immigrants come into the US legally and break laws/commit crimes and be deported. Follow the ICE website to learn that many of these immigrants run into issues with the law, and are therefore, not qualified for remaining in the US.

Another "rest of the story".

[qazz12]

There are sensible cases.

[Erratikmind]

Originally Posted by qazz12

There are sensible cases.

[Listener2307]

This is why immigration reform needs to be addressed now. We need to look at the whole package of who gets to come in and from where.

Start with Dreamers and The Wall and go from there.

It's too late for Crapser, but there is no reason for it to keep happening in the future.