"Get in the back of the line" and what it means
Obama's CIR proposal states that unauthorized immigrants already residing in the USA will be required to get in the back of the line for legalization.
What does that mean exactly? That we have to enter the lottery of people from our country of origin? That we have to be approved for green cards as if we were still in another country, such as through work or through familial petitioning? We will be behind everyone who has already applied from our countries of origin? If true, I feel like this could mean people might be waiting ten years or more to actually get green cards while working with a temp permit. Such a concept is a little unsettling. |
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It means your application gets put at the bottom of the pile.
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You will get put behind those who are trying to adjust their status through their relatives.
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It means what it says! It is not difficult to comprehend.
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As long as they stop deporting people who just want to work and give them work permits, and thus being able to obtain a Drivers License.
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When you guys become citizens, you can sponsor your parents, and it'll be way faster than "being put behind the line"
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put me on what ever line you want me to be as long as i get immediate permission to work, go see my family and fair tuition to go to school.. i dont care about the rest
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