03-02-2018, 10:49 AM
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Back in the 2016 campaign cycle, Melania Trump's immigration history was questioned in the midst of Donald Trump's statements about immigrants and after the falsehoods in Melania's officially posted bio were uncovered.
Donald Trump cried foul at the time and said he would be releasing all the details the next week. He never did. But, almost two years later...........the media is reporting the details.
Melania was allowed to stay in the country and pursue citizenship after being granted an "Einstein Visa" in 2001. Those are rare and reserved for people with "extraordinary abilities"; “those with sustained national and international acclaim,”. She was a little-known model from Slovenia and Donald Trump's girlfriend at the time.
Then Melania Knauss’ green card set her on the path to U.S. citizenship, which in turn enabled her to sponsor the legal residency of her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, both now close to obtaining citizenship. Just in time, I guess.
President Donald Trump is now very vocal in his opposition to “chain migration,” and is pushing for the ending the sponsorship of relatives, including parents, an ability for U.S. citizens that has existed for decades.
Ref: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/03/...eport.html