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To: dennisw

Just at a glance, her immigration fraud may have been done too long ago to prosecute. Beyond the statute of limitations.


3 posted on 12/09/2025 10:27:23 PM PST by dennisw (There is no limit to human stupidity / )
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To: dennisw

She can say “I am so happy to learn from my mentor Hillary”.
BitBleach the records. Shred the physical ones. And rub it in to the GOP for being saps.

She already blamed the inefficiency of the FBI for not having the good investigative work to catch her countrymen. And the laws for not stopping the Somalis with “guardrails.”

Always someone else to blame.


6 posted on 12/09/2025 10:32:23 PM PST by frank ballenger (There's a battle outside and it's raging. It'll soon shake your windows and rattle your walls. )
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To: dennisw

There’s no general statute of limitations for immigration fraud, meaning authorities can revisit past misrepresentations at any time, potentially leading to permanent inadmissibility or denaturalization, though specific criminal charges for certain visa/document fraud may have a 10-year limit (18 U.S.C. § 1546) or be subject to the standard 5-year federal limit unless considered a “continuing offense,” which restarts the clock. For civil denaturalization, there’s no limit, but criminal denaturalization has a 10-year limit.

No General Limit for Fraud: Lying or misrepresenting material facts on immigration applications (like asylum, green card, or citizenship) creates permanent issues, with no time bar for discovery and action.

Civil Denaturalization: No statute of limitations for the government to challenge naturalization obtained through fraud or misrepresentation.

Passport/Visa Fraud (18 U.S.C. §§ 1541-1546): A 10-year statute of limitations for prosecution.

Continuing Offenses: Some immigration fraud is treated as a “continuing offense,” meaning the clock for prosecution starts when the offense is discovered or ends, not when it began (e.g., U.S. v. Krstic).

Criminal Denaturalization: Subject to a 10-year statute of limitations for prosecution.


7 posted on 12/09/2025 10:32:28 PM PST by Az Joe (25 YEARS ON FREE REPUBLIC! 11/01/2025, 700+ POSTS, 15,500+ REPLIES - "MADE IT MA, TOP OF THE WORLD!")
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To: dennisw

Maybe so, but stripping someone of citizenship for fraud is not the same as prosecuting them for a crime. It seems there is no statute of limitations for “denaturalization” due to fraud. That would put her back in a country she doesn’t hate.


8 posted on 12/09/2025 10:34:10 PM PST by Flash Bazbeaux
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To: dennisw

Do you have to prosecute to revoke citizenship due to criminal activity?


16 posted on 12/10/2025 12:54:22 AM PST by meatloaf
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To: dennisw

and that’s what everyone was hoping apparently- she shoulda been kicked out long ago- and both sides dragged their feet forever-


23 posted on 12/10/2025 2:28:34 AM PST by Bob434 (Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana)
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To: dennisw

She also looks like she committed IRS fraud, too.


25 posted on 12/10/2025 2:58:12 AM PST by Ann Archy (Abortion.....the HUMAN Sacrifice to the god of Convenience.)
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To: dennisw

Maybe.

SOL - generally 5 years for immigration fraud - may be extended under specific circumstances such as hiding the fraud.

I’m certain DHS/DOJ could make a very good argument in this regard.

Whether they actually WILL is another matter.

https://www.statutes-limitations.com/criminal-statutes-of-limitations/immigration-offenses-statute-of-limitations/immigration-document-fraud-statute-of-limitations


29 posted on 12/10/2025 4:34:13 AM PST by normbal (normbal. Non-native Tennessean.)
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To: dennisw

While Ilhan Omar can’t be prosecuted for her immigration fraud because of the statute of limitations, her conspiracy to use that fraud to continue her corrupt political career is ongoing. That should be enough to revoke her citizenship and boot this lowlife out of the United States.


33 posted on 12/10/2025 4:53:33 AM PST by Carl Vehse
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To: dennisw

She can still be deported administratively.


40 posted on 12/10/2025 5:52:17 AM PST by jagusafr ( )
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To: dennisw

That’s what he said. The statute Of limitations ran out.


47 posted on 12/10/2025 7:48:18 AM PST by roving
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