You very much overestimate what a background check is.
A friend of mine had a pretty hefty security clearance. She was then going to get TSA Pre-Check which required finger printing (I think). On the phone she explained she was probably already in the system. They insisted they did not have access to any of those databases.
As for this? IF it is at all “legit”, then it is very plausible that the cop was here on a visa. So they could have been authorized to work when the check went through but are in the process of renewing it and dealing with all the backlog and stupidity.
Which is actually the case for a LOT of “illegal immigrants”. They got caught up in a paperwork hole and decided to not pack up their entire life and quit their job and abandon their families while waiting for the right stamp.
US paperwork is spread across so many unique databases and locations that it’s a wonder anything functions at all. It would be hilarious if trump somehow manages to create a uniform standard and location for storage simply to engage in more effective witch-hunting.
Well, there’s one facet. It seems that there are plenty more that would keep someone not allowed to work from working, especially for the police. Hell, I’ve been barred from working for not bringing in updated paperwork that was required every 3 years.
My knee jerk reaction is that this person is on the police force, they are obviously allowed to be in, and work in, the US. I’m just trying to get a better understanding.
You very much overestimate what a background check is.
A friend of mine had a pretty hefty security clearance. She was then going to get TSA Pre-Check which required finger printing (I think). On the phone she explained she was probably already in the system. They insisted they did not have access to any of those databases.
As for this? IF it is at all “legit”, then it is very plausible that the cop was here on a visa. So they could have been authorized to work when the check went through but are in the process of renewing it and dealing with all the backlog and stupidity.
Which is actually the case for a LOT of “illegal immigrants”. They got caught up in a paperwork hole and decided to not pack up their entire life and quit their job and abandon their families while waiting for the right stamp.
US paperwork is spread across so many unique databases and locations that it’s a wonder anything functions at all. It would be hilarious if trump somehow manages to create a uniform standard and location for storage simply to engage in more effective witch-hunting.
Well, there’s one facet. It seems that there are plenty more that would keep someone not allowed to work from working, especially for the police. Hell, I’ve been barred from working for not bringing in updated paperwork that was required every 3 years.
My knee jerk reaction is that this person is on the police force, they are obviously allowed to be in, and work in, the US. I’m just trying to get a better understanding.