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"I think it is certainly embarrassing that the letters show up at this late date," said INS spokesman Russ Bergeron. "It does serve to illustrate what we have been saying since 1995 -- that the current system for collecting information and tracking foreign students is antiquated, outdated, inaccurate and untimely."

Then you, Russ Bergeron, and all of your superiors should have been fired by 1996 at the latest.

That’s how a for-profit corporation would have gotten the problem fixed.

[Oregon Coast Conservative]

If the INS, congress, or the President wanted to fix this problem, it would have been fixed a long time ago.

[OldFriend]

No doubt they will be asking for more money as the answer to this disgusting horrifying lapse.