Immigration Fraudulent Docs

There are a variety of factors that continue to keep this issue a problem and cause of concern for U.S. authorities and officials, some of them due to conditions in host countries and others due to loopholes in present Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) legislation. Poor conditions in host countries push immigrants to America’s shores, while the fact that illegal immigrants depress wages but boost profits and decrease prices continues to remain a pull factor. In light of this situation, more immigrants are tempted to acquire fraudulent or stolen documentation in order to live and work in the U.S. This research hypothesizes that:

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and business cards with the Spanish nickname Pirata, or Pirate and a pager number. (Guitierrez, 2000, 1) There have been numerous other arrests of counterfeiters who supply immigrants with fraudulent documentation. In 1996, tougher laws were passed to crack down on immigrant smuggling and fraudulent document operations. However, it is a very profitable business with a large demand for its services. In many Mexican cities anything can be bought, including a new identity. Fake passports, stolen documents, new technologies that create authentic looking documents, and high profits make the counterfeit document business a lucrative one in Mexico, the U.S. and many other parts of the world. Some Mexican crime rings offer lessons in U.S. history, give tips on posturing, and inform their clients of current events all so they can seem more authentic to authorities. Further, border patrol checks often are busy and these stolen or phony, but authentic looking, documents are often waived through checkpoints with one flash by immigrants to busy agents. Another push factor making counterfeiting so lucrative and fraudulent documents so in demand is U.S. immigration policy when it comes to asylum for refugees. If an illegal immigra
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