I think. is the biggest reason why. in that particular quote from that report. In 1999. the GAO released a final report. The agency noted that the types of fraud often encountered in the processing of religious worker visas "involved petitioners making false statements about the length of time that the applicant was a member of the religious organization and the nature of the qualifying work experience." The report went on to say that evidence uncovered at that time by INS agents suggested that "some of these organizations exist solely as a means to carry out immigration fraud." That is what we should be guarding against. That is what we hope to be able to do with their new regulations that will be written as a result of the bill. At his motion.
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