Reply #210: What I am describing is real life....

[Techn0Girl]

and fraud happens in real life.

But I am not even sure what we are discussing here.
I am not even sure if your claim is accurate - that the U.S. does not allow spouses of people who's incomes are below a certain point to live in the U.S. I don't even know if that's true.

What I do know is that you are someone who claims to live in Argentine and who also claims that he can't get a $10 an hour job in the U.S. What I know about THAT is it doesn't make any sense. If you don't even live in the country how can you assume that there are no jobs here? That makes no sense at all.

I know that I was unemployed for a long time and although the job search is difficult, you can certainly land a job here if you want to. When I couldn't get work in the I.T. industry I got a job selling vacuum cleaners at Sears and I made over 10 bucks an hour doing that. I also worked driving buses and made over 10 bucks an hour at that.

So speaking as someone who actually lives in this country and has been beating the streets looking for work I can claim with a lot more authority and experience then you have allegedly living in Argentina that you can indeed get a 10 buck an hour job living in the U.S. .

Now I am going to put you on ignore because frankly this whole subthread of yours is just ridiculous and I am not going to waste time over it any longer.