slight problem though the university of farmington does not now or ever deals to stay in the country as a student in this case a fictional school in the n.b.a. just made eight arrest of recruiters one hundred thirty of the university of farmington students on immigration violations violations that would not have been possible without a fake university helping them break the law so that v.h.s. could erase could arrest them for breaking the law i mean don't you already feel safe. for every day. one of those kind of like had not made school with the law still have been broken probably not by those people. i mean a hard. on us law. we're going to we're going to create the ability for you to break the law basically set up an entire you seem to break the law. make it seem almost legal in order to break the law then put a middle person in a middle man or woman who is a recruiter who's going to go over everything and make it sound legal to the other person just say hey be discreet because that's essentially what the recruiters doing there is selling this student that what they're doing is le

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on student visas and had transferred to the university of farmington so that they could work authorities they were telling them they could work and go to school hundred twenty nine of those one hundred thirty arrested students are indian one of the largest immigration sweeps involving indians in recent years now the students were arrested in many different states as part of the sting operation what they didn't know is you administrators they were talking to were government agents it's illegal for international students to work off campus and go to school but some attorneys close the case say the students were led to believe otherwise the u.s. government says the students knew that what they were doing but here's the indian ambassador to the u.s. harris varden we had obesity concerned and distressed about the news that so many indian students have been implicated in this issue regarding farmington university by monday we rely on facts just almost all of us to. be of course. getting did you do for the first time because we don't have the full information we would also be advising them on l

almost one hundred thirty indian students who deployed to a fake american college the university of farmington a supposed to a higher education facility the state of michigan had no classes no teachers it was operated by undercover homeland security agents in a string to catch illegal migrants u.s. immigration enforcement even created a website for the college and a network of fake recruiters india's foreign ministry says that the students with their four misled students may have been duped into enrolling in university we have urged us to release them from detention at the earliest and not to resort to deportation against their will it's reported that some of the indian students indeed thought that university was genuine the indictment though says the new it was an illegal scheme that would allow them to stay in the u.s. . each of the foreign citizens who enrolled and made payments the university knew that they would not attend any actual classes on credit or make academic progress towards an actual degree in a particular field of study. director of government relations at the hindu american f

almost one hundred thirty indian students who applied to a fake american college the university of farmington supposedly based in the state of michigan in fact had no classes no teachers and was run by undercover homeland security agents as part of a push to kutch illegal migrants seems u.s. law enforcement even created a website for a college and set up a network of fake recruiters libya's foreign ministry says the students were misled students may have been duped into an ruling indian university we have urged us to release them from detention at the earliest and not to resort to deportation against their will and indeed it's been reported that some of those indian students did think the university was genuine the indictment though says they knew it was an illegal scheme that would allow them to stay in the u.s. each of the foreign citizens who enrolled and made payments the university knew that they would not attend any actual classes in credits or make academic progress towards an actual degree in a particular field of study. jay consult of the hindu american foundation told us this type o

these pictures are from a website created for the university of farmington, a fake university promoteds government operation to expose pay—to—stay immigration. undercover agents claim those who enrolled knew the facility would be illegal, but india has made a diplomatic protest to the us and demanded consular access to those detained. the final four asylum seeker children living in australia's offshore processing camp on the pacific island nauru — are preparing to leave. the children will be flown with their families as part of a resettlement deal between canberra and washington. australia's prime minister scott morrison has heralded the move as part of the government's hardline immigration policy. but a coalition of lawyers and human rights advocates have hit back — saying the transfers are long overdue. a man has been arrested and charged with insurance fraud in the us state of newjersey after allegedly pretending to slip and fall on ice cubes. let's see that cctv footage again. prosecutors say this is alexander goldinsky, deliberately throwing ice on the floor before faking a fall.

farmington supposedly based in this state of michigan had no classes no teachers and apparently was run by undercover homeland security agents as part of a push to catch illegal migrants u.s. law enforcement even created a website for the college and set up a network of fake recruiters india's foreign ministry though says those students were misled students me had been into enrolling indian university we have urged u.s. side to release them from detention at the earliest and not through resorts deportation against their well it's reported that some of the indian students did think that university was genuine the indictment though says no they knew it was an illegal scheme that would allow them to stay in the u.s. they hoped each of the foreign citizens who enrolled and made payments the university knew they would not attend any actual classes in credits or make academic progress towards an actual degree in a particular field of study. jake i'm sorry of the hindu american foundation told us this type of operation shows that a major flaws in the immigration system. these hundreds of stude

the department of homeland security set at the university of farmington i suppose it higher educationfacility in the state of michigan in a sting to catch a legal migrants even creating a college website and a system of fake recruits is the new delhi warns the students would you should be released not deported to india against their will the u.s. says hundreds have been detained in the sting operation insists that they are not genuine students i can do this story more depth now is a chance our director of government relations at the hindu american foundation. j. the the sting that these students are being caught up in. what do you think of the chances that some of the students were innocent they didn't know what they were getting themselves into that's the claim from india. i believe that chances are very high and it seems that the vast majority of these students from what we understand are most probably just defrauded and should be treated with treated with due process and ensured that they are not are not treated like hardened criminals this is simply a case of entrapment that we ar

hundred thirty indian students who applied to a fake american college more of this the university of farmington a supposed higher education facility the state of michigan had no classes no teachers i'm so proud to be on the cover a hole in security agents it is staying the current should legalize the u.s. immigration enforcement even created a website for said college on a network of fake recruiters india's foreign ministry says the students were misled students may have been duped into enrolling in university we have urged us to release them from detention at the earliest and not to resort to deportation against their will it's reported some of those indian students did think that the university was genuine in dealing with those says they knew it was an illegal scheme that would allow them to stay in the us. each of the foreign citizens who enrolled and made payments the university knew they would not attend any actual classes in credit or make academic progress towards an actual degree in a particular field of study director of government relations at the hindu american foundation shaken cyru

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the website of the univiversityf farmington claimed to be a nationally accredited business and stem institution. but in fact, the school did not exist. earlier this week student , eight recruiters were indicted conspiring to help foreign citizens enroll in the fake school in an attempt for them to remain in the country illegally. in addition, immigration agents have arrested about 130 people who attempted to enroll in the school. in texas, ice agents have been force-feeding immigrant six prisoners who are on hunger strike at no pass oh detention center. -- at an el paso detention center. nearly 30 men in total are believed to be participating in the strike. they say they are refusing food to protest verbal abuse, lengthy wait times behind bars, and deportation threats from prison guards. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is openly criticizing a new house bill t that woululde election day a federal holiday. >> this is a democrat plan to destroy -- restore democracy? a brand-new week of paid vacation for every federal employee who would like to hover around while you cashed your ballot? a wa

set up a fake website and office for so-called university of farmington in metro detroit. these are new photos show the location. federal prosecutors claim the students were aware the university was not running a legitimate operation but attorneys for some of those arrested are pushing back saying that's not true. >>> also new for you this morning, an intense police chase ends in a loud and dramatic arrest. this is the last part of a pursuit starting in newark that ended in san jose. a police k-9 subdued one of the two suspects. fremont police tell us the officers were warned about a stolen car headed their way from newark. officers spotted that car and that chase started. it continued on four separate highways before the car crashed on harliss avenue in san jose. sfers arrested one of the suspects around 4:00 a.m. the second was arrested happened about an hour later. >>> this weekend, almost everyone you know will be watching the super bowl and both quarterbacks as we've been telling you here are from the bay area. tom brady is 41 years old, and this, in fact, is his 19th

set up a fake office for the so-called university of farmington in metro detroit. new photos show the location. you see the crests they created there. federal prosecutors claim the students were aware the university was not running a legitimate operation but attorneys for some of those arrested are pushing back saying that's not true. >>> happening today, san francisco mayor london breed will help kick off black history month at city hall. she'll be joined by activist latifah simon for today's event. later this month the board of supervisor also host another event, the san francisco art institute is also hosting a special exhibition that includes photos from the 1960s black panther movement. >>> as the markets open today, watch for shares of amazon, the company reporting record profits and sales from the holiday season, also got a big lift from the cloud services amazon web services. go stores and whole foods locations are down, the company recently opened two amazon go stores in san francisco and has planned to open more across the country in the coming months. >>

-farmington? -fun. -lemonis: at a denim apparel business based in detroit, the jeans are stiff... to do the walk. -...and so are the owners. -no. no. no. -one of them stamps out any idea that isn't his own... -i'm fearful of just letting anyone do anything. -...while another obsesses about the smallest of details. -i've spent hours researching about exactly how to account for every half second. -...and the third cares only about his own payout. -doing the books is not of interest to me. -even though your a cpa? -even though i'm a cpa. yeah. -if i can't get them to embrace new ideas... this company will not survive as a men's jean company.

. >> reporter: facing a troubled childhood at home in the detroit suburb of farmington hills, june says the religious studies close at what the was then our lady of mercy high school. >> she seemed to be very consoling and very nurturing and very wonderful, and she became a mentor to me. >> reporter: the 57-year-old sister kulwicki began molesting her when she was 14 years old. the first time was at kulwicki's apartment. >> i knew it was wrong and i didn't know who to tell. i was so confused. it was like the sister is doing these sexual things to me, and i thought she was married to god. >> reporter: june says the abuse continued for a decade and fueled her addiction to drugs and alcohol. she claimed the school and the detroit archdiocese failed to act when june and her family say they reported the alleged abuse in the late '80s. june says sister pat kulwicki denied any wrongdoing, called june troubled, and she continued to teach at the school until she died in 1994. in response to june's allegations, mercy high school says that it's deeply saddened and immediately contacted local polic