'Legal' noncitizen ? Works for IRGC. Look at the deals she's pulled off.
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Is this a real story.
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This is good. So she was a lawful resident. Somebody was using her as a fall person if matters went south.![]()
Woodland Hills woman arrested at LAX for alleged arms sales to Iran
A 44-year-old Woodland Hills woman has been arrested for allegedly trafficking arms for the Iranian government, U.S. officials said Sunday.www.nbclosangeles.com
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'Legal' noncitizen ? Works for IRGC. Look at the deals she's pulled off.
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Did one of the articles say she was naturalized, or simply a legal permanent resident? I would say it is highly unlikely she will ever become a naturalized citizen now, and most likely will lose permanent legal status and be deported after prison, if found guilty.![]()
Glam Iranian businesswoman busted at LAX, charged with helping regime sell drones, bombs and ammo
A glamorous Iranian businesswoman with a US green card was arrested at the Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly trafficking arms on behalf of Tehran.nypost.com
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Iranian-origin US resident held at LA Airport for alleged arms deals with Tehran, Sudan: Report
An Iranian-origin businesswoman with US permanent residency has been arrested at Los Angeles International Airport. Shamim Mafi is accused of brokering arms deals involving Iranian drones, bombs, and ammunition for Sudan. Prosecutors state these transactions were linked to Sudan's ongoing civil...economictimes.indiatimes.com
I wonder when she was naturalized?
Dude, the bigger the criminal. The more you loons love your illegals.Did one of the articles say she was naturalized, or simply a legal permanent resident? I would say it is highly unlikely she will ever become a naturalized citizen now, and most likely will lose permanent legal status and be deported after prison, if found guilty.
Legal permanent resident.Did one of the articles say she was naturalized, or simply a legal permanent resident? I would say it is highly unlikely she will ever become a naturalized citizen now, and most likely will lose permanent legal status and be deported after prison, if found guilty.