Popular streamer and esports team owner MoistCr1TiKaL has revealed he and his org Moist Esports are suing U.S. immigration for the treatment of their Apex Legends roster and issues in securing visas ahead of this week’s ALGS Split One playoffs in Los Angeles.
An angry MoistCr1TiKaL announced he was seeking legal action on May 4, saying the U.S. immigration system was rife with “pure, rotten-to-the-core blatant corruption” and described the whole journey of dealing with the government service as “infuriating.” Much of what MoistCr1TiKaL said echoed his sentiment from early April when the team’s journey from Australia to the U.S. was thrown into turmoil following news Aussie players Ben “Wxltzy” Walton and Matthew “Emtee” Trengove would not be granted entry visas.
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Popular streamer and esports team owner MoistCr1TiKaL has revealed he and his org Moist Esports are suing U.S. immigration for the treatment of their Apex Legends roster and issues in securing visas ahead of this week’s ALGS Split One playoffs in Los Angeles.
An angry MoistCr1TiKaL announced he was seeking legal action on May 4, saying the U.S. immigration system was rife with “pure, rotten-to-the-core blatant corruption” and described the whole journey of dealing with the government service as “infuriating.” Much of what MoistCr1TiKaL said echoed his sentiment from early April when the team’s journey from Australia to the U.S. was thrown into turmoil following news Aussie players Ben “Wxltzy” Walton and Matthew “Emtee” Trengove would not be granted entry visas.
