Immigration case my attorney friend is working on

As Yemen descended into chaos, the US embassy closed and moved its operations to Saudi Arabia in 2015. His client, a naturalized US citizen, went to the makeshift embassy to try to get his son out of Yemen. This was in 2019.

The embassy employee, instead of helping him, accused him of fraudulently obtaining a visa to the US, confiscated his passport on the spot and stripped him of citizenship. Now the man is stranded in Saudi Arabia and his son in Yemen.

My attorney friend is finally seeing some breakthroughs after 5 years. But all that gain will probably lost once Trump takes over. He will probably have the Saudi government execute his client.

Follow Ups:

• What's the situation with the fraudulent visa? UCLA73 15:04:28 09/24/24 (1)
  • The client's initial visa to become a permanent resident in US DSCBruin 15:33:45 09/24/24 (0)
• How do you strip someone if their citizenship like that? blindness 13:11:51 09/24/24 (7)
  • Catch-22. Catch-22 is the rule Dr.J 13:41:03 09/24/24 (0)
  • Without a passport away from US soil DSCBruin 13:40:26 09/24/24 (5)
    • Citizenship is not a piece of paper that can be stolen blindness 14:03:22 09/24/24 (2)
      • This was 2019 and a lawless and corrupt administration Dr.J 21:43:09 09/24/24 (0)
      • Right. But his client is stranded overseas DSCBruin 14:11:10 09/24/24 (0)
    • Rendering groups of people stateless,incapable of having rights Dr.J 13:56:55 09/24/24 (1)
      • That is correct DSCBruin 14:07:32 09/24/24 (0)

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