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I saw this yesterday, but was too busy to post it.
But yeah, it's a pretty wild development.
The problem is: We can't access the INS documents without her permission - which obviously never will happen. So all we can do is go by her recorded personal statements, archival images of her removed personal website, and her public work records - which together seem to indicate she was indeed here working illegally.
Now the additional problem is: Her words, recorded or not, are not the same as documented proof in hard paper.
But I think it's interesting that this story has been active for maybe 36 hours, and the Trump campaign has been (unusual for them) silent on the matter. Either they're spooked, or Trump has done the only smart move he has in the last two weeks! :lamo
That's what people are going by?
Call me nonplussed. I only see a conspiracy theory - not actual evidence. Just like Birthers. They had some old, dying woman's faulty memory and rampant, paranoid suspicion.
I am going to die of laughter if people who flipped out over the Birther accusations are actually going to hop on this bandwagon against Trump's Third Wife.
If partying the hell out of life, lying about it, not reporting your child missing, and having too much fun living single wasn't enough to convict Casey Anthony of murdering her daughter then who gives a **** about circumstantial evidence?
Heresay.
Random couch net surfers don't have the capacity to investigate cases.