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As the fate of Indian students duped by a 'sham' American university in California hangs in the balance, recent reports have suggested that close to 100 Indian students have been radio tagged by the American police.
According to reports, the students have been 'tagged' as the US authorities don't want them to go into hiding. Reports added that the students were very upset over this move, which was enforced to reportedly help the police to keep a tab on the students.
"The passports of the students have been impounded and the navigation device has been fitted on their leg so the authorities can know where the student is at any point in time. So they will know if the student leaves the Bay area." Ashok Kolla, the Students' chairperson of the Telugu Association of North America told NDTV.
Originally posted by OrionHunterX
reply to post by MMPI2
Matriculate or study at a University in the US of A with a radio tag on??? (Oh yeah! The new age Gestapo!) Jeeez! Surely you joke? I can't believe you said this!!
Originally posted by MMPI2
i'm not sure why there is so much surprise about this.
electronic monitoring of people in the u. s. is a pretty common thing, especially folks on house arrest, or on probation.
Originally posted by mtnshredder
Why are we worried about a few Indians going to school but we do absolutely nothing about the 20 million or so Mexican illegals here, many who are abusing our system and bankrupting our country? Why don't they start tagging them. I'm sure there's someone in our gov that's heavily vested in ankle bracelets. I don't get it
I don't get it
ICE began its investigation in May 2010. The institution received is approval to issue visas in February 2009 and had the approval for about 30 students. In May 2009 the school had 11 active students that had Advertisement received F-1 visas, and 939 by May 2010. According to the complaint, more than 95 percent of students were from India. For more than half of them, the university reported their address was a single apartment in Sunnyvale. The apartment manager told ICE agents that four university students lived there from June 2007 to August 2009 and none since.
it comes across as sounding like they were isotope tagged with a buffalo gun or something while they were running away from ICE