111.   He is charged with conspiring to violate U.S. immigration laws and with mail and wire fraud.

112.   He emphasized, though, that officials could alert law enforcement authorities about people suspected of engaging in a fraudulent marriage to evade immigration laws.

113.   He began taking classes while his request was pending, a common practice among foreign students that was then permitted under immigration law.

114.   He may also have violated federal immigration law.

115.   He practiced immigration law primarily.

116.   He said the solution was strict enforcement of U.S. immigration laws.

117.   He said he would explain immigration law, appear in immigration court on their behalf and answer their questions about the legal process.

118.   He then railed against U.S. immigration laws that require the team to clear customs each time it enters the country.

119.   He is a multiple, flagrant violator of immigration laws.

120.   He said he would urge Congress to correct the provisions in legislation, which is now being drafted to address problems in this and other immigration laws.