Hamideh Soleimani Afshar, the niece of slain (courtesy of Donald Trump) Iranian terror General Qasem Soleimani, is being deported for falsely seeking asylum in the United States. The problem with her asylum claim, it turns out, is that she returned to Iran — the country from which she sought asylum — four times.
Let’s see, if you can’t return to your home country because you fear persecution, or worse, then you have a legitimate asylum claim, according to U.S. immigration law. Traveling freely and safely back to the country you claim to fear kinda runs counter to your visa application.
Ms. Afshar lived a lavish lifestyle in Los Angeles, and traveled freely in grand style throughout the country, Las Vegas and Miami included.
She is now facing deportation, along with her daughter. The U.S. State Department is eyeing another 4,000 Iranians residing in the country under false pretenses.
Now, were Ms. Afshar to dress as she does in her social media pictures (shown above) in Iran, she would be subject to real persecution, perhaps even death under Sharia law. Send her back dressed as she is in the photo at right, and let’s see what happens.
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