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You hand him your calendar - do you tell USCIS or keep your green card?

You hand him your calendar - do you tell USCIS or keep your green card?

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A woman hands her USCIS sponsor her calendar - then finds her shoes miles away and realizes someone used her schedule against her.

You hand him your calendar - do you tell USCIS or keep your green card?

In this episode, we follow the unfolding of an intimate breach of trust and the steps one woman took to build a life while depending on a sponsor. We outline how access to a calendar became a tool, the small signs that something was wrong, and the decisions she faced as her daily routine was mapped without her knowledge. What would you do when the system that helped you also controls you?

Person: Susan Fleming
Person: Alan Vaughn
Date: June 7, 2017
Location: County Road 14, Harwick
Topic: Immigration sponsorship and misuse of access

- Susan Fleming, a 48-year-old Romanian-born medical billing specialist, arrived via sponsorship and lived in Harwick for two years.
- Alan Vaughn, 54, was both her landlord and USCIS sponsor; he owned her apartment building and filed as her sponsor in 2015.
- Susan gave Vaughn calendar access in early 2016 for USCIS paperwork; he logged in weekly to map her whereabouts.
- Small anomalies appeared: a grocery list with handwriting shifts and items she was allergic to, suggesting someone entering her apartment.
- Ruth Perry found Susan’s Romanian-brand shoes placed upright on County Road 14 at 6:10 AM on June 7, 2017, eleven miles from Susan’s home.

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