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na dnjah moi apt navestila immigracionnaja clyzhba...hotelos bi yznat shto moglo bi bit prichinoi ili vashe mnenie, spasibo
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а что они тебе сказали? смотрели что-нибудь или постояли и ушли?
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ja dveri ne otkril ...oni poshli k sosedjam , predstavilis, sprashovali kto zhivet v moem apt i gde on..? blin paleva vrode i nety no vot interesno takoe slychilos vpervie, vobshem dai sovet kakoi nit'
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быстро смывайся с этого апартамента, и своим ,, друзьям ,,не сообщай новый адрес. Тебя сдали ... кто то из своих
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| Пт, Авг 3, 2007 06:50pm [Аноним] - 6119 d back | ↑↓ |
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иммиграция приходит только по наводке...
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kak eto ,tak y menja nety dryzeu sdes, tebja che sdaval ktoto iz svoih ili ti slishal takoe?!
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a ti prosto nelegal ili fiktivnii brak?
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| Пн, Авг 6, 2007 03:57pm [Аноним] - 6116 d back | ↑↓ |
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я слышал
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| Пн, Авг 6, 2007 04:09pm Дед Пихто - 6116 d back | ↑↓ |
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ну дык соседи и сдали.........как стеклатару 
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стрицтлы из жестянних...такшто хз опят же?! может шытка такая?
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может шытка такая? (ц)
угу, шытка умара
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nelegal ili fiktivniy?
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| Пн, Авг 13, 2007 04:08pm [Аноним] - 6109 d back | ↑↓ |
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Prichin mozet bit' mnogo! neviehal po deportacii, nastuchal kto-to.Esli s'edesh to rentui na kogonibud' kto legalno v starne .
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врёт аноним,без полиции,- т.е.криминала,невыполнения депорт.,,суда и т.д.никто вв гости не ходит.
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eshe kak xodit - k moim znakomim prixodili 2 raza v 5.30 utra
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a znakomie nelegali ili brak fiktivnii?
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| Вт, Авг 14, 2007 10:39am [Аноним] - 6108 d back | ↑↓ |
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Аха. И ко мне тоже приходили в 5:30 утра.
Слушай аноним, а ты на студентческую визу случайно не подавал документы?
Я знаю, что практически всегда приходят к тем, кому было отказанно в студентческой визе (или у кого закончилась).
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кто то может обяснит почему к вам приходят? Вы нелегали или у вас фиктивнии брак?
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Аноним, у тебя у самого наверное фиктивный брак, вот и задаешь один и тот-же вопрос по 100 раз))) Не переживай и к тебе прийдут.
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задаю по 100 раз потому что никто не отвечает. а у меня все в порядке просто интересно потому что у моих знакомих такая ситуазия.
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| Вт, Авг 14, 2007 11:28pm Masha - 6108 d back | ↑↓ |
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ko mne toje prixodili 2 raza, dnyem i pozdno vecherom. ya priyexalala po studencheskoy.
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i kak davno?
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| Вт, Авг 14, 2007 11:48pm Masha - 6108 d back | ↑↓ |
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na proshloy nedele
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| Ср, Авг 15, 2007 07:57am [Аноним] - 6107 d back | ↑↓ |
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a kak ty davno zdes' v Usa?
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| Ср, Авг 15, 2007 09:29am Masha - 6107 d back | ↑↓ |
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chut' bol'she 2x let
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| Ср, Авг 15, 2007 03:21pm Ania - 6107 d back | ↑↓ |
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masha , a ti gde u4ishsa ? ili ti tolko rabotaesh? potomu 4to ya hoju v shkolu , toje zdes 2 goda i vse horosho , nikto menya ne trogaet..
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Ania, ya uje zakonchila svoyu programmu. u menya visa istekla
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| Чт, Авг 16, 2007 04:49pm Lida - 6106 d back | ↑↓ |
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Не надо так злорадствовать . У лудеи биваут разние ситуазии.К болшому удивлениу ИНС не приксодит к тем у кого фикциа. У них все проскакивает как никогда. очень много и тех кто зивет по покупним ДВ виса.вчера била Аниа Иваненко а сегодниа Марина Матвиенко.Ето узаснии опит когда к тебе кто то приходит. А особенно из ИНС. Но знаите свои права тозе:
You Have Rights!
Documented and Undocumented Immigrants Have Protection Under U.S. and International Laws
If the police, FBI, or immigration authorities stop or detain you:
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DO tell them if you have children at home who need your care. In raids in other parts othe country, parents of young children werless likely to be detained.
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DO NOT respond to any other questions before speaking with a lawyer. Say, “I wish to talk to a lawyer.”
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DO ask to speak with a lawyer. Immigration authorities should give you a list of low-cost and free legal services in your area.
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DO NOT sign anything before speaking with a lawyer.
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DO NOT allow anyone to enter your home unless they have a court order.
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DO ask to see a judge.
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DO ask to speak with someone from your home country’s consulate (unless you have a fear of being harmed in your home country).
The National Immigrant Justice Center provides low-cost and free legal services to immigrants. Keep these phone numbers, along with your A number, with you at all times.
If you are detained, call collect (312) 263-0901
If you are not detained, call (312) 660-1370
© 2007 National Immigrant Justice Center
You Have Rights Under International Law
Several international treaties give protections to immigrants, including the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights, the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. These treaties give you the right to:
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Know why you are being arrested
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Speak to a lawyer
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Be given the time and resources to prepare your court case
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Have a day in court in front of a judge
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Be treated humanely, no matter your race, nationality, or religion
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Speak to your home country’s consulate
You Have Rights Under U.S. Law
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U.S. immigration law says that you have a right to see a lawyer, but you must find and pay for one yourself. You may be able to find a lawyer to help you free of charge. Ask an immigration officer for a list of legal service providers.
You Have Rights Under U.S. Detention Standards
While these standards are not part of U.S. law, they serve as guidelines for the staff of jails and detention centers where immigrants are detained. According to these standards, if you are detained:
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You should have access to a working telephone so you can call a lawyer.
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The detention center or jail should provide a list of phone numbers you can call to obtain affordable legal services.
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The detention center or jail also should provide books about immigration law so that you can do research for your case.
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You should have access to physical and mental health care.
© 2007 National Immigrant Justice Center
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What rights do I have?
Whether or not you’re a citizen, you have rights under
the United States Constitution. The Fifth Amendment
gives every person the right to remain silent: not to
answer questions asked by a police officer or government
agent. The Fourth Amendment restricts the government’s
power to enter and search your home or
workplace, although there are many exceptions and new
laws have expanded the government’s power to conduct
surveillance. The First Amendment protects your
right to speak freely and to advocate for social change.
However, if you are a non-citizen and are deportable,
DHS* can target you based on your political activities.
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS CANNOT BE
SUSPENDED—EVEN DURING WARTIME.
*The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) is now part
of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and has been
renamed and reorganized into: 1. The Bureau of Citizenship and
Immigration Services (BCIS); 2. The Bureau of Customs and Border
Protection (CBP); and 3. The Bureau of Immigration and Customs
Enforcement (ICE). All three bureaus will be referred to as “DHS”
for the purposes of this pamphlet.
What if police, FBI, or immigration
agents contact me?
Q: Do I have to answer questions?
A:You have the constitutional right to remain silent. It is
not a crime to refuse to answer questions. It is a good
idea to talk to a lawyer before agreeing to answer questions.
You do not have to talk to anyone, even if you have been
arrested or are in jail. Only a judge can order you to answer
questions. There is only one exception: in some states outside
of California, it can be a crime to refuse to give your
name if you have been detained. You do not have to show
ID or give any other information such as your address or
immigration status.
Q: Do I need a lawyer?
A:You have the right to talk to a lawyer before you decide
whether to answer questions. And if you do agree to be
interviewed, you have the right to have a lawyer present. The
lawyer’s job is to protect your rights. Once you tell the agent
that you want to talk to a lawyer, they should stop trying to
question and should make any further contact through your
lawyer. If you do not have a lawyer, you can still tell the
officer you want to speak to one before answering questions.
Remember to get the name, agency and telephone number
of any investigator who visits you, and give that information
to your lawyer. The government does not have to provide
you with a free lawyer unless you are charged with a crime,
but the NLG or another organization may be able to help
you find a lawyer for free or a reduced rate.
Q: If I refuse to answer questions or say I want a
lawyer, won’t it seem like I have something to hide?
A:Anything you say to law enforcement can be used
against you and others. You can never tell how a
seemingly harmless bit of information might be used to hurt
you or someone else. That is why the right not to talk is a
fundamental right under the Constitution. Keep in mind
that although they are allowed to lie to you, lying to a government
agent is a crime. Remaining silent is not. The safest
things to say are “I am going to remain silent,” “I want to
speak to my lawyer,” and “I do not consent to a search.”
Q: Can agents search my home or office?
A:You do not have to let police or agents into your home
or office unless they have a search warrant. A search
warrant is a written court order that allows the police to conduct
a specified search. Interfering with a warrantless search
probably will not stop it and you might get arrested. But you
should say “I do not consent to a search", and call a criminal
lawyer or the NLG. Your roommate or guest can legally consent
to a search of your house if the police believe that person
has the authority to give consent, and your employer
can consent to a search of your workspace without your permission.
Q: What if agents have a search warrant?
A:If you are present when agents come for the search,
you can ask to see the warrant. The warrant must
specify in detail the places to be searched and the people or
things to be taken away. Tell the agents you do not consent
to the search so that they cannot go beyond what the warrant
authorizes. Ask if you are allowed to watch the search;
if you are allowed to, you should. Take notes, including
names, badge numbers, what agency each officer is from,
where they searched and what they took. If others are present,
have them act as witnesses to watch carefully what is
happening. If the agents ask you to give them documents,
your computer, or anything else, look to see if the item is
listed in the warrant. If it is not, do not consent to them
taking it without talking to a lawyer. You do not have to
answer questions. Talk to a lawyer first.
National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Bay Area Hotline
Volunteer legal assistance for people contacted by FBI,
ICE/INS, etc. in Northern California 415-285-1041
www.nlg.org/sf General information 415-285-5067
ACLU of Northern California
If your rights have been violated, especially by
government surveillance or racial profiling 415-621-2488
General information 415-621-2493 www.aclunc.org
American Arab
Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)–San Francisco
Report hate crimes, harassment and discrimination
against Arabs and Muslims 415-861-7444
Toll Free 877-282-2288 www.adcsf.org
Council on American-Islamic Relations
(CAIR)–S.F. Bay Area
408-986-9874 www.cair-california.org
Bay Area Association of Muslim Lawyers
For help in obtaining referrals to local attorneys
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