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"We're seeing cases where typically perhaps a West African national, who's not in the EU, marry and EU national, whether they be Dutch, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and they then get all the rights, so they have a vested interest in marrying an EU national," said Sam Bullimore of the UK Border Agency.
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Fake colleges Bullimore says another scam that immigrants are using are fake colleges, which sponsor student visas.
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We're seeing cases where typically perhaps a West African national, who's not in the EU, marries an EU national, whether they be Dutch, French, Portuguese, Spanish and they then get all the rights, so they have a vested interest in marrying an EU national, explained Sam Bullimore, with the UK Border Agency.
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Bullimore says it has become an industry, where a "facilitator" can earn more than $10,000 for each bogus marriage.
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Bullimore says it's become an industry, where a "facilitator" can earn more than $10,000 for each bogus marriage.
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"We're seeing plenty of instances where colleges are opening, they have capacity ostensibly for 5,000 students or there'll be 5,000 students applying for places in that college and the college itself may, upon being visited, only have room for 200," Bullimore said.
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"We're seeing cases where typically perhaps a West African national, who's not in the EU, marry and EU national, whether they be Dutch, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and they then get all the rights, so they have a vested interest in marrying an EU national," said Sam Bullimore of the UK Border Agency.
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Bullimore says it's become an industry, where a "facilitator" can earn more than $10,000 for each bogus marriage.
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Being able already to read, through his own exertions, based on the fundamental principles instilled by Dame Bullimore, little John dived with delight into the treasures opened at the Glinton school, never tired to go through the somewhat miscellaneous book stores of Mr. Merrishaw.
The Life of John Clare Martin, Frederick, 1830-1883 1865
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Being able already to read, through his own exertions, based on the fundamental principles instilled by Dame Bullimore, little John dived with delight into the treasures opened at the Glinton school, never tired to go through the somewhat miscellaneous book stores of Mr. Merrishaw.
The Life of John Clare Frederick Martin 1856
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