The knee jerk reactions have been to either stop immigration or turn a blind eye to abuses and inefficiencies in the system. Ineffective laws and policies need to shift and change in step with the dynamic realities. Make the avenue for illegal immigrants legal, afterall, we need them. Laws/regulations should not be selectively applied by authorities OR citizens. The law is the law, if it doesn’t work, then change it to make the system better. Not abuse it like this chronicled case, or ‘fake’ folks getting in. Address inefficiences.

Even if some percentage of asylum claims are fraudulent, that would be true in any context — and in this context, many, many claims are denied. Other than your opinion, what support do you have for the assertion that there are “hundreds” of such fraudulent claims that are actually granted, rather than denied, and that thereby make the system on verge of collapse? Experts who look at these issues closely actually tend to find the opposite, that many meritorious asylum and Torture Convention claims are in fact denied.

Let us not forget that asylum attornies are big money makers now. The whole system is waiting to collapse with all these fake asylees and equally morally bankrupt South Asian attornies promising moon to the parties.

Just go through Punjabi/Tamil US weekly and see dozens of these sleazeballs proudly offering their services.

Someone need to tell 9th circuit court that Khalistan lives only in the gurudwara and homes in Canada/UK/US. Same with the Eelam – it is alive only in the streets and minds of UK/Canada tamilian gangstas who rule the streets of Vancouver,Toronto.