Based on what the US officer can reject the visitor and cancel their visa even the visitor didn't do anything wrong. Even the visitor follows all the US laws.
198710
A visa is not your permission to enter the country.  it is merely your authorization to board a plane heading to the country and stand before the immigrations officer.  the immigrations officer has every right to refuse a visa holder based on any number of reasons.  this was the case long before 9/11.
224008
Yeah, you are checked. The items you cannot bring are influenced by not only the Uniform Code of Military Justice, but by the area you are deploying to. Don't want to break someone elses laws either.
205462
If you aren't honest, and they check, you can be banned from receiving a visa *ever*, as well as having that information passed to other embasseys (not only the criminal part of it, but your lie).
442087
Generally, for a crime of moral turpitude such as assault, you will not be admissable into the United States.  Waivers are available depending upon which type of visa you desire.
334606
It will still be the issue of enforcement. We have a guest worker program. If they enforced the laws we would not be in this situation.
414361
If one isn't willing to be truthfull with the organization that evaluates one's eligibility for citizenship then it seems reasonable to me that the applicant be denied.\n   Citing other legal offenses that are pardonable as a reason to allow people to try gain fraudulent immigration is fallacious. Firstly there is no guarantee that a waiver will be provided for ANY criminal activity, and secondly the immigration process requires as a basis that good faith and truthful information be provided in order to make fair descisions. One who purposely tries to undermine this shouldn't be crying foul when caught playing that game.
594203
It will be up to the inspector...there is NO 10 day rule, the visa is valid from day X to day X, no exceptions! The inspector can make a field decision but it will be based on courtesy nothing more. If I catch you 1 day outside your visa window you will be sitting in camp! Why, because too many non-immigrants violate the law!
473022
If she is a Mexican and can run fast then crossing into the USA shouldnt be a issue.  Look at the 20 million or so that have gotten already so she will do fine as long as she ducks low and runs fast.  Even if she gets caught the USA's catch and release policy will allow her to go free anyway so why worry just let her to croiss over.  if caught she is free and if not caught then she is ion free so she wins both ways.  Even if sent back she can cross over and over again until she suceeds...........
459816
(An alien legally in the United States who has been admitted into the country under a nonimmigrant visa is generally prohibited from receiving or possessing firearms and a licensee may not lawfully transfer firearms to such alien. In addition, a foreign visitor is not a resident of a State and, therefore, may not purchase and take delivery of a firearm in the United States. A foreign visitor may purchase a firearm and have it exported by a licensee. The licensee must obtain an export license from the State Department for this type of transaction.\n\nI really am sorry.
616764
As a US citizen, he is entitled to get a new passport at the nearest embassy or consulate.  He should do so and then return to the United States and present himself to the police in the jurisdiction where he was being tried.  Don't go through the trouble of extradition -- who wants to spend time in a Eurojail waiting for their wheels of justice to turn?  Just come back home.
79319
If she didn't have the correct type of Visa, they could have deported her for working.  I have never heard of anyone being deported because INS (Immigration Naturalization Service) said the person was here to work.  Doesn't make sense...Need more information...
655533
Bear in mind that simply applying for an immigrant visa for the new-found love of your life does not mean it will be approved.  How did you meet?  Have you been to Egypt before?  How well does he speak English?  How well do you speak Arabic?  Has either one of you been married before?  Has anyone ever applied on his behalf before?  Has he ever been arrested?  There are many variables which can influence the outcome.
499301
Maybe you shouldn't have let your visa expire.
544446
I don't know what's wrong with him, but with a pending I-130 the bet is that she'll immediately apply for change of status after she clears immigration on her visitor visa.  It's pretty much standard operating procedure to deny a visa in a case like this.
450247
No he is not. And if he has overstayed his visa he should be reported to the nearest immigration centre with a view to immediate deportation.
27373
American Consulates and Embassies don't care about invitation letters.  The Consulate will look at your godson's financial resources in determining if he will be granted a visa.\n\nGenerally, applicants from poorer countries are denied under 214B, intending immigrant.  The Visa Officer will assume that the applicant plans on illegaly staying in the United States unless the applicant can prove other wise.\n\nHonestly, the average visa officer is more likely to deny a visa if the applicant is going to stay with family who immigrated to the United States.
606233
The visa waiver is exactly what it says it is: a way for the citizens of certain countries to enter the US for up to 90 days for business or tourism without having to apply for a visa.  If you overstay or attempt to adjust status, then you are subject to all the rest of US immigration laws, part of which provide for the detention and deportation of people who forget to go home.