₦airaland Forum

IkeOnyia:
After spoiling Nigeria, they ran abroad to spoil America. Trump please deport them back ASAP.

It's the trademark of the westerners. All they do is spoil any good system then introduce tribalism to cover up for their failures

What is "money laundering-remark"? I wish to know how that crime I committed, pls.

Belurved1:
Get deported because you discipline your child isn't fair.

No one gets deported for simply disciplining their child but people get arrested for child cruelty.

Child Cruelty: It covers willfully inflicting "cruel or inhuman" corporal punishment or injury on a child under 18, causing a traumatic condition.

Dont ever believe tbose offences.
ICE will label you with anything just to deport you if you are a migrant.
They are very ruthless.This is why millions of Americans are protesting against them.

Good morning, I dey my country, free as a bird, I woke up this morning and because I'm thankful as United fan, lemme go outside and do the Cunha dance step. Baryiiiii 👋🥰

duduade:
So what will happen to them
But why my people plenty for this list

Seen a familiar face.. I was wondering when he became an entertainer that he claimed he was doing in the States

Deportation right??

Westerners travels to Europe more than any other Nigerians. If you want to talk about aisa, u will see more of Easterners...

They shouldn’t be allowed to return to Nigeria

I just de wonder, what if Oga at the top was residing in America, what will ice have held him for?
If you know you know..

No be say I be bad belle oh but I'm just happy somehow... Any NL criminal or illegal in the US should also be deported. All those ones who always insult Trump, come back and insult Opolo eyes small

LadyLegalEagle:
Nonsense.
1. Anyone in the world can view the website and search for people from any country.
2. US government websites do not restrict reposts or links.

https://www.dhs.gov/wow

U r right. I just got this below from the website

Kukutente23:
Madam Abike should step in and warn America that nothing must happen to our citizens else the US will feel our wrath
We don't joke with our citizens in diaspora who bring dollar into the economy
On the other hand, I expect her to tell those caught that fraud doesn't pay

So you believe they committed all those crimes?
Go and read about what Trump is doing with ICE just to forcefully deport as many as possible those he believes are not real Americans, forgetting that his own great parents were migrants too.

They still look like their living under bridge

QuinQ:
U r right. I just got this below from the website

There’s so many Somalians, Indians, and Asians. The next operation is targeting Haitians and Venezuelans, but picking up others in the process.

Putinofrussia:
Dont ever believe tbose offences.
ICE will label you with anything just to deport you if you are a migrant.
They are very ruthless.This is why millions of Americans are protesting against them.

See ignorance. The offenses are NOT from ICE, they are on their criminal records. ICE simply used it to arrest them

Ritchiee:
So you believe they committed all those crimes?
Go and read about what Trump is doing with ICE just to forcefully deport as many as possible those he believes are not real Americans, forgetting that his own great parents were migrants too.

If they’re here legally and haven’t committed crimes or have existing deportation orders, they’re released.

Every society/tribe have her fair share of good and bad people. The list is a clear indication that spoiling Naija name abroad is not limited to any tribe. When you see a particular tribe involved in a particular country, its simply because they happen to be the predominant Nigerians there at the time. Its same way we have great Nigerians doing great and amazing things across the globe.

NB: A dangerous and developing trend is the mass involvement of our Northern brothers in fraud, though they seem to be doing home run (within Naija) for now.

Ritchiee:
So you believe they committed all those crimes?
Go and read about what Trump is doing with ICE just to forcefully deport as many as possible those he believes are not real Americans, forgetting that his own great parents were migrants too.

Well, can they be summarily deported or they'll have the chance to defend themselves in court first
I actually thought deportation was only for illegal immigrants but it seems even immigrants that run foul of the law are deported

Wire Fraud, Sexual Assault, Intimidation, Robbery, Cruelty towards child, Mail Fraud

How will you go to America and still be engaging in these vices They are really following you from your village

Ritchiee:
So you believe they committed all those crimes?
Go and read about what Trump is doing with ICE just to forcefully deport as many as possible those he believes are not real Americans, forgetting that his own great parents were migrants too.

Example: Talutu Dada plead guilty to one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.
Some of these people have been ordered to deport for years but were on the run. You can Google their names to read about their crimes. For example, Talutu Dada and codefendants were arrested and plead guilty in 2018 Here’s the story:



Three Nigerian Nationals Living in Grambling and Texas Plead Guilty to Roles in Marriage Fraud Scheme

10/18/2018
MONROE, La. – United States Attorney David C. Joseph announced that three Nigerian nationals living in Grambling and Texas have pleaded guilty Monday to roles in a scheme aimed at obtaining permanent residency illegally.

Adebisi Philip Bode Adejumo, 34, a Grambling, La., resident and Nigerian citizen; Godspower Raphael Sobaeh, 31, a Fort Worth, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen; and Olabode Ebenezer Olubodun, 37, a Houston, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty to one count of conspiracy to make false statements in connection with immigration documents. Adejumo also pleaded guilty to one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, Sobaeh to one count of marriage fraud, and Olubodun to one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents and mail fraud. In May, a federal grand jury returned a 42-count indictment charging 17 Nigerian and Cameroonian nationals living in Louisiana, Texas, New York and Maryland with the marriage fraud scheme. Sobaeh, Adejumo and Olubodun are the first to plead guilty. The court set sentencing for Feb. 6, 2019.

According to the indictment, from as late as June 2013 and continuing to 2018, the defendants, who were from Nigeria and Cameroon, used F-1 student and B-2 visitor visas to enter the United States. While here, they entered into fraudulent marriages to stay in the United States. They recruited and paid United States citizens to enter into sham marriages in order to evade immigration laws and procure immigration benefits to which they were not entitled. The defendants filled out immigration forms and supplemental documents using false information, and they forged immigration forms and supplemental documents that they mailed to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). They also attended USCIS interviews where they made false statements under oath in an effort to evade immigration laws.

All the defendants were charged with one count of conspiracy to make false statements in connection with immigration documents, to commit mail fraud, to commit marriage fraud, and to commit aggravated identity theft. For the remaining defendants, charges and a list of the defendants, see the information below:

John Femi Egunjobi, 34, a Grambling resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with 12 counts of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, nine counts of mail fraud and 15 counts of aggravated identity theft.

Talatu Helen Dada, 38, a Ruston, La., resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Oludayo Folarin Olayinka, 38, a Midland, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

James Ojo Ayodele, 49, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Precillia Asabe Dada, 53, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Landry Djeiya Tchokogue, 29, a Houston resident and Cameroon citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Cedric Gaetan Simou Meughu, 32, a Hyattsville, Md., resident and Cameroon citizen, was charged with one count of marriage fraud.

Martin Boris Takam Sagoua, 33, a Vineyard Haven, Md., resident and Cameroon citizen, was charged with one count of marriage fraud.

Cecilia Joseph Akpan, 55, a Huntington Station, N. Y., resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud, one count of marriage fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Tiimaro Smart Ekanem, 26, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was only charged with the conspiracy count.

Abiola Esther Olaniyi, 26, a Dallas, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Paul Allele Edeki, 40, a Houston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Funmilade I. Oyetunji, 26, a Katy, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

And Olorunwa James Akinseloyin, 41, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents and one count of aggravated identity theft.

The defendants face up to five years in prison for the conspiracy count, 10 years in prison for the false statements count, 20 years in prison for the mail fraud count, five years in prison for the marriage fraud count and two years in prison for the identity theft count. They also face restitution, forfeiture, three to five years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine for each count. The remaining defendants are scheduled to face trial Feb. 11, 2019.

Homeland Security Investigations Shreveport, USCIS, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Marshals Service, Louisiana State Police-CIU, Louisiana State Police Narcotics, Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Office, Shreveport Police Department and Bossier City Marshals Office investigated the case. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Tiffany E. Fields and Earl M. Campbell are prosecuting the case.

LadyLegalEagle:
There’s so many Somalians, Indians, and Asians. The next operation is targeting Haitians and Venezuelans, but picking up others in the process.

I wonder why Biden and other administrations didn't do this

LadyLegalEagle:
No one gets deported for simply disciplining their child but people get arrested for child cruelty.

Child Cruelty: It covers willfully inflicting "cruel or inhuman" corporal punishment or injury on a child under 18, causing a traumatic condition.

Says a buyer of the Western Woke culture.

Cane no dey kill pikin: that's the African belief, and it is serving us well.

QuinQ:
I wonder why Biden and other administrations didn't do this

Obama deported more people during his term but during his last campaign, Trump vowed to deport more than Obama yet people , many who were Nigerians and other foreigners, still voted for him under Harris. This is what people who voted for Trump wanted.

That woman in charge of diaspora matters - whatever her name is - would not utter a word on this for obvious reasons.

LadyLegalEagle:
Example: Taurus Dad plead guilty to one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.
Some of these people have been ordered to deport for years but were on the run. You can Google their names to read about their crimes. For example, Talutu Dada and codefendants were arrested and plead guilty in 2018 Here’s the story:



Three Nigerian Nationals Living in Grambling and Texas Plead Guilty to Roles in Marriage Fraud Scheme

10/18/2018
MONROE, La. – United States Attorney David C. Joseph announced that three Nigerian nationals living in Grambling and Texas have pleaded guilty Monday to roles in a scheme aimed at obtaining permanent residency illegally.

Adebisi Philip Bode Adejumo, 34, a Grambling, La., resident and Nigerian citizen; Godspower Raphael Sobaeh, 31, a Fort Worth, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen; and Olabode Ebenezer Olubodun, 37, a Houston, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty to one count of conspiracy to make false statements in connection with immigration documents. Adejumo also pleaded guilty to one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, Sobaeh to one count of marriage fraud, and Olubodun to one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents and mail fraud. In May, a federal grand jury returned a 42-count indictment charging 17 Nigerian and Cameroonian nationals living in Louisiana, Texas, New York and Maryland with the marriage fraud scheme. Sobaeh, Adejumo and Olubodun are the first to plead guilty. The court set sentencing for Feb. 6, 2019.

According to the indictment, from as late as June 2013 and continuing to 2018, the defendants, who were from Nigeria and Cameroon, used F-1 student and B-2 visitor visas to enter the United States. While here, they entered into fraudulent marriages to stay in the United States. They recruited and paid United States citizens to enter into sham marriages in order to evade immigration laws and procure immigration benefits to which they were not entitled. The defendants filled out immigration forms and supplemental documents using false information, and they forged immigration forms and supplemental documents that they mailed to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). They also attended USCIS interviews where they made false statements under oath in an effort to evade immigration laws.

All the defendants were charged with one count of conspiracy to make false statements in connection with immigration documents, to commit mail fraud, to commit marriage fraud, and to commit aggravated identity theft. For the remaining defendants, charges and a list of the defendants, see the information below:

John Femi Egunjobi, 34, a Grambling resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with 12 counts of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, nine counts of mail fraud and 15 counts of aggravated identity theft.

Talatu Helen Dada, 38, a Ruston, La., resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Oludayo Folarin Olayinka, 38, a Midland, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

James Ojo Ayodele, 49, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Precillia Asabe Dada, 53, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Landry Djeiya Tchokogue, 29, a Houston resident and Cameroon citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Cedric Gaetan Simou Meughu, 32, a Hyattsville, Md., resident and Cameroon citizen, was charged with one count of marriage fraud.

Martin Boris Takam Sagoua, 33, a Vineyard Haven, Md., resident and Cameroon citizen, was charged with one count of marriage fraud.

Cecilia Joseph Akpan, 55, a Huntington Station, N. Y., resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud, one count of marriage fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Tiimaro Smart Ekanem, 26, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was only charged with the conspiracy count.

Abiola Esther Olaniyi, 26, a Dallas, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Paul Allele Edeki, 40, a Houston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

Funmilade I. Oyetunji, 26, a Katy, Texas, resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents, one count of mail fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.

And Olorunwa James Akinseloyin, 41, a Ruston resident and Nigerian citizen, was charged with one count of making false statements in connection with immigration documents and one count of aggravated identity theft.

The defendants face up to five years in prison for the conspiracy count, 10 years in prison for the false statements count, 20 years in prison for the mail fraud count, five years in prison for the marriage fraud count and two years in prison for the identity theft count. They also face restitution, forfeiture, three to five years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine for each count. The remaining defendants are scheduled to face trial Feb. 11, 2019.

Homeland Security Investigations Shreveport, USCIS, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Marshals Service, Louisiana State Police-CIU, Louisiana State Police Narcotics, Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Office, Shreveport Police Department and Bossier City Marshals Office investigated the case. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Tiffany E. Fields and Earl M. Campbell are prosecuting the case.

They keep perfect permanent records of everything. These people!

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Putinofrussia:
Dont ever believe tbose offences.
ICE will label you with anything just to deport you if you are a migrant.
They are very ruthless.This is why millions of Americans are protesting against them.

Your problem is lack of understanding of simple English. When it is said that someone is CONVICTED, it means a court has found them guilty of crimes they were accused of. Nobody gave ICE the statutory power to convict anyone

Name checkers must go school today

Money laundering remarks ? Larceny ? I am not a lawyer but eh ! Just pursue everybody comot your country with your full chest aaaah wetin be this na