The so-called “Documented Dreamers” are at it again, arrogantly demanding a special amnesty for their parents’ bad decisions. Documented Dreamers are the minor children of aliens admitted to the United States on Non-Immigrant Visas (NIV). An NIV is for a temporary visit for a limited period of time, most commonly used by tourists and business visitors in the United States.

Our queue jumper in this instance is illegal alien Athulya Rajakumar, who recently spoke at a Senate Judiciary Hearing on “Removing Barriers to Legal Migration to Strengthen our Communities and Economy.”

Rajakumar is in the United States on a student NIV, the F-1.

And, yes, ostensibly Rajakumar is an alien who was lawfully inspected and admitted in that NIV category.

However, that assumes that Rajakumar did not fraudulently obtain her F-1 NIV. One of the conditions of entering the United States on any NIV is that the alien is not an intending immigrant, in other words, that the alien is not using an NIV to enter the United States to live permanently.

Federale writes:

“Rajakumar entered the United States as a child dependent of an employment-based NIV and then likely adjusted her status or obtained an F-1 NIV when she became an adult.”

Clearly Rajakumar was always intending to immigrate to the United States. Consequently, she is also liable for a violation of Title 18 United States Code Section 1001, False Statements, when she filed for her F-1.

But that is not all: this arrogant illegal alien is claiming that she is an American.

That false claim to American citizenship is also a crime, a violation of Title 18 United States Code Section 911, False Claim To U.S. Citizenship.

Read more about Athulya Rajakumar, and so-called “Documented Dreamers” here.

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