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You may have already seen the information from these links, but for what it's worth...



It doesn't seem fair, especially since for so long almost anyone has been allowed to literally walk in to the US across our southern border illegally, and be provided with all kinds of protections and privileges.聽 And pretty much stay as long as they want, even for years, even for decades.

I'd contact the US Embassy in Ecuador as a US Citizen and as tactfully and respectfully as possible question why the relatives of my wife who is also a US Citizen, are being turned down for short visits even though they provide documentation of no intent to stay illegally.聽 聽I'd also contact the State Department.聽 I'd be nice, but insistent, and lay out my case clearly but forcefully.聽 Then I'd contact my Representative and Senators in the Congress and try to get their help, maybe they can do some good instead of just sending you back a form letter (if they do even that).聽 Maybe even paying an immigration attorney for some advice would be helpful.

The time I HAVE BEEN IN Ecuador i realise that rules change overnight and some times things are done on individual basis. Even if rules are applied they affect individuals differently. IN htat line I advise they handle their case as individuals and usually when visas are denied reasond are given, put focus on those reasons and work on them

If you can believe anything the current administration says it sounds like family members will soon have a tuff time getting into the USA for any reason.

There are many better places in the world to live than USA