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Getting Let's go.
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Gustavo in Los Angeles,
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California, Gustavo.
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Hello, Brad, how you doing?
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How are you? Good, good. This
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time I'm calling you. But to
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bring some good news, finally,
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and also ask a question. So
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after two years and seven
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lumps, two Stokes interviews,
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two home visits, deliver not
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to home visit. Wow. Yeah.
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We believed it was a real
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marriage after all on that
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off.
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Yeah.
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Congratulations.
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Yeah. So it's not 100% because
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I just got, I only got my one
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study approved after the
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interview one day after the
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interview. And now it's been
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four days after the interview,
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and my i 145, it's still
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family. And I wonder why?
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I don't know either. You got
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to give him at least 120 days,
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after 120 days in two years.
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And you're I fought from the
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approval of the I 130. And the
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I 45. is not you don't have
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the green card in your hand,
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you call me will file a
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mandamus.
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I said, but if for example,
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what? Because I have no
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criminal records? I have a
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good affidavit of support. And
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I have medicals, that my
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medicals are current. So is
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that any? Is it normal? I
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mean, to get the what I was
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already approved to certain
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day and then 45 One week
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later,
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yeah. Or two weeks later, a
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month later? Absolutely.
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Okay, but
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it's not. So it's normal.
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That's why I said give it 120
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days, after 120 days, it's not
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normal. why they do it that
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way? Why they don't just send
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the approvals together. You
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know, the emoji guy like this
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goes like this. I don't know.
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It's the way they do it.
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Alright, but I appreciate so
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much your work. I got
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consultations with you, Brad,
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you helped me a lot. Great.
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You know, great. Appreciate
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your call. Thank you very
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much. Okay.
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All right. Let's go to sin,
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Jaya in Los Angeles and giant.
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Hello.
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Oh, good. Good, good. What's
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going on?
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I just wanted to talk about
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what y'all think of, you know,
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the detention centers, and you
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know, how there's, you know,
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basically creating cages for
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the kids to stay in. And, you
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know, I just want to know what
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y'all think about this? I
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know, it's terrible. Have you
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heard out that the Minutemen
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and you know, some of the ice
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they're actually using weapons
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that contain blue khaki, and
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they're shooting them at these
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people on the border, and
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they're actually just coding
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them all? And it's just like,
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I'm not sure what that is
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that? I don't know. I do know.
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I do know that. They families,
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based on a agreement with the
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government back from the
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1990s, all the way through
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Donald Trump, were not
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supposed to be in detention
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for more than 20 days. And as
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long as they didn't pose a
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threat they were supposed to
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be released waiting on their
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hearings. This is the first
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time ever that people are
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forced to stay on the other
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side of the border. It's
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against international treaties
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and human rights conventions
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to not allow somebody into
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your country to apply for
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refugee status. It's just
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completely inhumane. We can
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talk about it for hours. I'm
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in agreement with you and I
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hope Joe Biden wins.
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You know what?
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Biden built the cages.
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Well, Joe, I don't know about
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that. But he certainly is. Oh,
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Joe Biden.
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He's gonna he's
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gonna do you see what's the
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laptop? It's sick?
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Because we don't know whether
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Hunter's laptop.
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Let's go to a piano in Austin,
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Texas, Aparna.
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Hello. Hi, how are you? Good.
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How are you better? What's
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going on? So I have a I'm
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calling from my dad. And I
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mean, you're a US citizen.
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Right? And I have files. I
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want 32. My dad's because his
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lawyer was just too much drama
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and it's already for two
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months. That's after my
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citizenship. And I just have
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to say I just went ahead and
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got death. So he's I 30 is
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pending. So he filed for
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asylum, and he got rejected
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and issued proceeding of
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removal. And then he appealed
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that to board of director or
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something and then that got
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rejected the appeal Gods is
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that what what
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was 130?
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No, no, no, he's that's a
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separate case. That is right.
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What case asylum
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asylum case. Okay.
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So he filed for asylum and
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that got rejected. Uh huh. And
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he was issued for speeding up
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removal. Right. Yeah. And then
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he appealed to be on a board
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of director. And that appeal
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was rejected.
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He got denied by the
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immigration judge and appealed
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the immigration judge's
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decision to the Board of
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Immigration Appeals.
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Yeah. And then he did the boat
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appeal to sort of the, to the
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circuit court. Yeah, that got
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rejected. And then what
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is nice,
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what is the question that you
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have? So Mike, my question is,
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and he's in GPS right now from
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Nepal. So GPS right now. And
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the GPS going to end on
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January toward the apply
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for withholding of removal.
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Why was his asylum denied?
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I don't know that. I don't
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know
either. Okay. So this is what
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this is what needs to happen.
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Okay. I can't solve his
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problem. We don't know
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anything about his case. on
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this show. I can solve his
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problem problem privately. I
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would need to look at all of
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his records, look at all the
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entire record of appeal, and
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then figure out what the next
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step is. I don't I don't know
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right now. So hold on one sec.
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Okay. All right. Let's go to
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Omar in zionsville, North
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Carolina, Omar.
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Hey, bird, how are you doing?
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Good. How are you?
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I'm here. I'm here. Good. I'm
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here too. So I can you hear
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me? I do. Can you hear me? I
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do. Okay, so yeah. I have a
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question here because I filed
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a VAWA case back in August
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2018. March on to know,
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October 2020. The only thing
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I've received to date is a pre
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nos fashion facia
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determination. And I've
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assumed that maybe about two
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weeks ago, so I'm asking if
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you know what is happening.
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I don't know what's happening
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with your particular case. But
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I can tell you generally what
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happens when they look at your
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VAWA case and you get a prima
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facia determination, what
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they've said is on its face,
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without delving deep into your
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case, on its face, it appears
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that you're an abused spouse.
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And because on its face, you
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appear to be an abuse spouse,
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it's like, they take a quick
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look at and they say, yeah,
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you look like an abused
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spouse, we're going to allow
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you to apply for government
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benefits. It's a good thing.
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Because if they look through
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your case quickly, and they
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say, you don't see anything
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here, then and you don't get a
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prime aphasia, that means
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you're looking at certainly an
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RFP, and perhaps a denial. So
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it's a good positive
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development when you get a
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prime aphasia. Why did it take
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so long to get? I don't know,
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vossloh cases are taking over
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two years right now,
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unfortunately.
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So another thing that I
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wanted, because my, my
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priority date would have been
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August 2018. But no one I look
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online there they're serving
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prior to date in February
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2019. Should I be worried
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about that, since that date
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already passed?
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Now, I'm not sure what you're
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looking at. But on a valid
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case that was filed in 2018.
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You just got the prime
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aphasia. Your case got buried
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somewhere. When did you file
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it?
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August 2018. And you just
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getting a private facial for
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the first time ever now? Yes,
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yeah. How do you know it was
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filed in in August of 2018?
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Who told you that
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you ever received was filed in
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August 2018. That's me prior
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to that was given on the
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record, the date that the
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lawyer that I used it, I'm not
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sure
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what happened. My guess is
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that the papers were returned
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at one point, and then he had
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to submit additional paperwork
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before they actually received
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your case is my guess. I don't
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know for a fact. Because
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August 20, you should be
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getting a prime aphasia
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determination within you know,
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a few months of you filing it
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four months, six months, eight
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months, not two years later.
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So obviously, something went
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awry. And maybe your lawyer
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did something I don't know.
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Maybe Maybe you're
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misunderstanding what's going
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on. But to get a private
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facial for the first time two
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years after. That's, that's
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obviously an issue. I would
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speak to your lawyer asked for
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a copy of your records. Or I
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can request a copy of records
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and see what's going on, but
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something is something is
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amiss.
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Okay. And the other question I
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want to ask, after getting
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this crime efficient, which
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I'm sure of anything coming
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through anytime soon. I don't
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know.
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I don't know anything about
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that case. Hold on one second.
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Let's go to Abdulla in Salt
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Lake City, Utah.
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Abdullah. Yes, sir. Thank you
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for taking my call. Yes.
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My question is about an
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African leader. Just To vote
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2016 and then I removed
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2050
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I don't know what your
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question is all I heard was
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the year 2015.
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Oh, we wrote in 2015.
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I just said to vote you read
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in 2015? Yes. Okay. Well, you
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were citizen.
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No,
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were you a green card holder?
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Yes. Okay, you can register to
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vote as a green card holder,
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but only citizens can vote.
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Why did you register to vote?
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Correct? Wrong advisor for
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roommates. All right, hold
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on one second you because you
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don't want to tell people you
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made false claims to US
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citizenship? Because then you
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say bye bye to America. Hold
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on. Let's go. Let's go. Same
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samim in Queens, New York.
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Right. How are you?
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Good. How are you? Good. Good.
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Quick question. I just need to
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I find my I asked you before I
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call it a couple times. And I
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just filed my citizenship on
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21st of this month. After four
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years, three months, and three
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days, four months? My Si, four
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years, nine months and three
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days you said? So I did that
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last 31st of this month,
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right? I just need to know.
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Could you tell me how long is
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going to take to the C like
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usually did before they
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usually used to send you this
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first receipt? You should
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be about two months now.
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Just to see the receipt? Yeah.
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Okay, already. And another
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question that my nephew he
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married to the US citizen
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she's here and their relative
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as well. I mean, there's a
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very good family marriage. So
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he my nephew, he used to he's
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from Pakistan as well. But he
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worked in UAE, United Arab
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Emirates. Abu Dhabi. So he,
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his wife, she came back. She's
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us is different. Now she has a
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child by him. And small more
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than two years now. And he's
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still in Abu Dhabi. And I just
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need to know question is this.
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Her? My nephew wife father
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said it's the father of that
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child have the US English they
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have to find some signature or
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something or something that
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before they she can apply for
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or husband? And then he went,
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What would you say? Okay, if
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the husband isn't in the other
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country, and the wife she came
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back after the marriage right
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to the back to the good and
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genius yourself, then what
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is the question just asked me?
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How long is gonna? How long is
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take to file for her husband?
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She's a citizen. She isn't and
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she's here and she had
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about a year to a year and a
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half
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if she filed it correct. So
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that means he does not need
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any his that child baby who's
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in the Abu Dhabi he need to
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any sign or anything for the
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US government right now that
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he is the father. Now before
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he file. Now that was
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the Father's name is on a
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birth certificate. I might I'm
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like not having communication
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here with everybody today.
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What's wrong with me? The file
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name is on the birth
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certificate. The wife files
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for him. It's a very simple
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question. They have a baby
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together.
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For him, that he she and her
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parents do sing to him. There
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are some of the laws that the
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US government need to we need
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to prove that you are the
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Father. So it's take little
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bit time. Is that true?
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No.
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You're dirty. Goodbye. Let's
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go to April in Houston.
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In April, what's up?
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Try to know our crazy day
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today. April. I'm sorry,
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crazy people calling today.
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What's I know? Right?
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I wanted to know, okay, so my
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husband and I were going for
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an interview November night.
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And I have not been getting my
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payroll direct deposit. But I
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have made many cash deposits
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in his payroll, and we have
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lots of trades. That's how we
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use our bank account. So what
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I mean is they're gonna like
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no, I think if you're bringing
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a joint bank account, and you
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show money being deposited
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from various sources, and it's
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your money, his money, and
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you're depositing it And out
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of that joint bank account,
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you're paying bills that
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you're both responsible for
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bills responsible for bills
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you're responsible for. That's
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a real marriage. I think
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that's a good thing.
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Okay, good. Yeah. We pay our
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bills to the account. Even
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like, cash out. It shows my
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name. It shows everything you
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can transfer. That's a good
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thing. Okay. Another question.
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Oh, about changing my name, do
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I go through immigration for
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that?
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We mean changing,
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changing my last name to my
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husband. When you
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when you apply when you go for
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your interview to ask the
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immigration officer that your
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green card coming, your
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husband's and your husband's
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name. And when you get your
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green card and your husband's
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name, you'll then go and get
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your social security card
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changed if you have it in a
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different name, into your
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married name. And then you
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have your green card and your
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social security card and your
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married name. You'll go get a
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driver's license in your
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married name. And guess what?
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That's your new name. Oh,
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okay. Okay, well, thank you so
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much. Appreciate it. We watch
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your show.
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Thank you for watching.
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Appreciate it. Thank you.
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