It’s a terrible law.

Imagine you’re a virtual assistant – who works from home – from a country outside the United States.

You visit a cousin in the United States.  You enter on a tourist visa.

While, you’re here, you turn on your laptop, and you do some work for a client who lives in England, Canada, or Singapore.

Once you turned on your computer to help one of your clients, you’re deemed to be in violation of your visa.

And this could lead to a finding of being inadmissible, several years later, even as the spouse of a U.S. citizen.

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