At Least He Didn’t Marry His Brother: Former Doctor Convicted of Naturalization Fraud

<![CDATA[Amazingly, if you lie on your immigration and naturalization paperwork, here in the United States, it’s a crime that can result in prison time and/or repatriation. We’ve been watching one high-profile case involving a certain notorious Congresswoman who has been keeping an uncharacteristically low profile of late, but she’s not the only one to (allegedly) try something along these lines. On Thursday, we learned of another, this one from Kuwait, not Somalia, a former doctor who has now been convicted of naturalization fraud.]]>