USMCAThrowAway

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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   I disagree for the reasons the first reply mentioned. Backlogging every country by 10+ years is effectively shutting down the US immigration system. The backlog will never be cleared.
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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   Exactly. Unauthorized work is also forgiven.
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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   > What’s happening here is that these people were here on tourist visas or completely illegally. Then at some point they married a U.S. citizen and filed a PERM application. There's no PERM process in family based adjustment of stat
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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   It should be done in tandem with GC recapture or possibly a single one off Bill to clear backlogged applicants.
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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   Thank you.
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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   Not Peter but would like to spur discussion on positive changes that could be made. - Paper-free overhaul of the entire immigration system. - Green Card recapture [0]. - Country of Birth caps abolished for Green Cards. Impossible to justify
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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   Those targeted in this article are spouses of US citizens that had entered the US on ESTA and allowed that status to lapse whilst awaiting their AOS. That was tolerated previously. It does appear that these arrests have stopped since the NY
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   by USMCAThrowAway 10mo ago

   I've asked this question in a few places but never gotten an answer. A TN visa/status holder that applies for a EB Green Card by filing form I-485 is considered to have shown immigrant intent and will no longer be granted TN statu