House bill would make visas for undocumented abuse victims contingent on testimony of abuser

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/05/04/house-bill-would-make-visas-for-undocumented-abuse-victims-contingent-on-testimony-of-abuser/

It reads, “During the adjudication of each petition under this paragraph, an investigative officer from a local service center of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services shall conduct an in-person interview of the alien who filed the petition. The investigative officer may also gather other evidence and interview other witnesses, including the accused United States citizen or lawful permanent resident, if they consent to be interviewed.”

American Progress further notes that the Adams version of the bill “would also eliminate the provision in current law that authorizes victims with temporary U-visas to receive permanent protection through green cards.”

The days of the Pinay scamster may be closing in. Thai bargirls and online Internet temptress' take note as well!

Not really Thailand related.

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