Asuelu Pulaa, a well-known figure from 90 Day: The Last Resort, has expressed concerns about a possible deportation back to Samoa. Having lived in the United States for six years, Asuelu initially relocated in 2018 on a K-1 visa to wed his American partner, Kalani Faagata. The couple, who are parents to two sons, Oliver and Kennedy, faced significant challenges when Asuelu’s infidelity during a trip to Samoa tested their relationship.
After the cheating incident, Kalani chose to use the “hall pass”that Asuelu had offered, engaging in a physical relationship with another man named Dallas Nuez. As this situation unfolded, Kalani reportedly developed feelings for Dallas, leading to a reluctance to reconcile her issues with Asuelu. Ultimately, in the first season of 90 Day: The Last Resort, they decided to part ways while aiming to co-parent their sons amicably. Despite their separation, they have managed a friendly co-parenting arrangement, with Kalani welcoming a child with Dallas and Asuelu navigating single life.
Asuelu Pula Shares Concerning Video From U. S.Immigration
Asuelu’s Green Card & U. S.Visa Has Expired
Upon marrying Kalani in 2018, Asuelu was granted a green card, which led many to believe he might have already obtained American citizenship. However, a recent video he uploaded from a U. S.immigration office raised alarm bells, as he alluded to being deported due to the expiration of his green card, visa, and supporting documents.
In the video, Asuelu humorously remarked, “I will forever see you my Samoa, ”but he also sparked worry by using the hashtag “#deporting”and stating, “Samoa, I’m coming.”
Asuelu Has Been Living In The United States Since 2018
Asuelu Came To America On A K-1 Visa
Nevertheless, fears of immediate deportation may be unfounded. Asuelu entered the U. S.legally through a K-1 visa, sponsored by Kalani, and has lived in the country since 2018 while raising a family. Although he and Kalani are no longer together, he retains his legal immigrant status and can pursue American citizenship, giving him a secure path to remain in the United States.
Asuelu Has Two Children In America
Asuelu’s Visas Can Be Renewed Easily
Despite expressing worries about deportation in a lighthearted manner, suggested by his use of the tags like “#deporting, ”Asuelu is unlikely to face immediate legal consequences due to expired documentation. He has viable options for renewing his green card and visa, or even applying for citizenship, which would allow him to remain in close proximity to his family in the United States.
The most significant challenge for him will likely be the processing time for his renewal application. While it may restrict his travel in the interim, the reality of deportation remains improbable.
90 Day: The Last Resort airs every Monday at 9 p.m. EST on TLC.
Source: Asuelu Pulaa /Instagram
Related Articles:
First Look: Wes Anderson’s ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ Stuns at CinemaCon
4:46
‘Because I Knew You’: My Perspective After Watching ‘Wicked: For Good’ Footage
4:42
Cast of ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Discusses Filming Challenges for Their New Dinosaur Adventure
23:47
Leave a Reply