ఫార్మింగ్టన్ విశ్వవిద్యాలయం _ మిచిగాన్ లో చదువుతున్న విద్యార్థిని ఇమ్మిగ్రేషన్ అధికారులు అరెస్టు చేశారు.

[Neekendu]

Just now, JANASENA said:

they are not attending the college and sevis was terminated and one of the guys is in CheePeeTee.

Yeh nenu ade vinna..  Naa laddu lo di sevis terminate aithe yevaraina ade chestharu 

[JANASENA]

3 minutes ago, Neekendu said:

Yeh nenu ade vinna..  Naa laddu lo di sevis terminate aithe yevaraina ade chestharu 

terminate avvadu college toppasi college aithey immi valle first terminate chesi appudu apt ki vashtaru adi kooda podunne vastharu around 4-5 AM

[JANASENA]

migatha ilanti toppasi univ vallu jagartha ga undandi, ade CPT meeda unna vallu...... 

[former]

21 hours ago, snoww said:

Day 1 CPT legal avvaka pothe asslu enduku approve chestharu CPT at first place .

approve cheyyatam enduku. malli arrest cheyyatam enduku. 

the question is not day 1 cpt. College ki vellakunda asalu online classes kuda attaend avvkunda unviersity ki oka 1000 miles duram jobs chesthunaru.

 

[snoww]

According to the indictment filed by United States Attorney Matthew Schneider with the US District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, the “conspiracy to commit visa fraud and harbour aliens” by the arrested persons included ‘overt acts’ like telephone calls, collection and payment of cash, emails, enquiries and so on.

According to the indictment, Santosh Reddy Sama, on February 12, 2017, telephoned an HSI undercover agent regarding enrolling in the University of Farmington without attending classes in order to fraudulently maintain his immigration status. The same day, he emailed a recruited student’s application to the university. On March 1, 2017, Suresh Reddy Kandala telephoned an HSI undercover agent, with the same request followed by Bharat Kakireddy on May 8 and 10.
On July 17, 2017, Avinash Thakkallapally also approached the agent. The next day Sama called the agent regarding two to three students ‘Sama and Thakkallapally mutually recruited’. Sama also discussed student referral fee. On September 14, 2017, Kakireddy came to the university and collected US$ 5,000 for recruiting students. Such enquiries, requests, collection of cash etc are among the charges listed against each of the arrested persons.