United States v. Maqsood Haroon
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SUTTON, Circuit Judge.
A jury convicted Maqsood Haroon for “knowingly procuring]” his citizenship “contrary to law” by lying to immigration authorities about his prior marriage and two children from that marriage. We affirm.
I
Born in Pakistan, Haroon came to the United States on a visitor’s visa in September 2002. Six months later, the visa expired and Haroon returned to Pakistan. Upon his return, he married Farzeena Bano, and the couple gave birth to a son. Oné week after welcoming their newborn, the couple divorced.
The next day, Haroon returned to the United States on another six-month…
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