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🚨 BREAKING: A massive scheme has been uncovered involving Canadian Universities smuggling Indian citizens into the United States. The students will obtain visas to study at Canadian schools, and then pay the Universities to smuggle them into the U.S.
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260 colleges. Insane.

Prepare now to study in the USA tuition free. New financial aid program announced.

Just wait until you look at US campuses. The Universities of California rubber stamp student visas for years after graduation. Kids that by law needed to go home are still here working.

This likely never would have been uncovered without MAGA putting a spotlight on H1B and other immigration loopholes. Imagine what else is being hidden from us.

The crimes against America from the left are never ending.

Make crime illegal again.

Wait until you find out how many Chinese nationalists have come across that border😲

Well cannot say I'm unhappy about seeing this finally getting the attention it needs. It's been 30 years I've watched US based companies ruin the American Dream by replacing them with cheap foreign labor. The dream is for Americans first.

our northern border is as dangerous as our southern one

If you think this is wrong, Elon Musk calls you a racist or a retard, or a racist retard from what I have seen the last 2 days.

India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) has uncovered an alleged international human trafficking network involving multiple Canadian colleges. Here are the key details: ## Investigation Findings - The ED claims to have found links between 262 Canadian colleges and two Indian entities involved in human trafficking. - Around 112 colleges reportedly have agreements with one entity, and over 150 with another. - The network allegedly facilitated illegal migration of Indians to the United States via Canada. ## Modus Operandi - Agents arranged admissions and student visas for Canadian colleges. - Once in Canada, instead of joining colleges, individuals illegally crossed the US-Canada border. - College fees were allegedly refunded to the individuals' accounts after they left Canada. ## Scale of Operations - One entity reportedly referred about 25,000 students annually to foreign colleges. - Another entity referred over 10,000 students per year. - The network allegedly has about 1,700 agents in Gujarat and 3,500 across India. ## Financial Aspects - Individuals were charged between ₹55 lakh to ₹60 lakh (approximately $66,000 to $72,000 USD) for the illegal border crossing. ## Investigation Origin - The probe began after the tragic death of a Gujarati family (Jagdish Patel, his wife, and two children) near the Manitoba-US border in January 2022. ## Current Status - The investigation is ongoing, with authorities examining transactions of Canadian colleges and the amounts collected from illegal migrants. - No specific Canadian colleges have been named in the allegations. - The allegations have not been tested in court, and Canadian authorities have not yet responded to the claims. This case highlights concerns about the potential misuse of international student programs for human trafficking purposes. Citations: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
