[BAD SOURCE] From Sen. Durbin's Office: Summary of Changes in New Dream Act - Page 4

S.3999 is now In the Thomas Library of Congress.

are you fucking kidding me here???? where is the actual text of the bill??

this fucking shyt just dissqualified a bunch of people!! the fucking Democrats caved in to Michele Malkin and the GOP, fucking pussies, don't call it the Dream Act anymore either. With all those requirments to fullfill, no1 will make it for 10 yrs. this is b/s

i dont see it there, idk wat u talking bout

hey guys what is biometric information and DHS?

this whole thing is fucked up. whats more even sad is this whole something better than nothing mentality

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Agreed. I did not say overstayers are more deserving. Both class of candidates have equally pertinent case. But overstayers can claim to have broken less law. Thus making them more desirable

Im not to sure why you would want to do that?? If u get married to a citizen ill be way easier for you to become one and plus you will get more benefits than people who might get their papers from the dream act..

like i said, the whole point of the dream act is to not punish children for the crimes of their parents so the whole "overstayers broke less laws" argument is moot

A student visa abuser is someone who is on F1 status and attend public highschool at the same time.

In my interpretation, if you attend public highschool when your F1 status is terminated, you should be fine. However, if your F1 status is active and you attend public highschool, the aggregate amount of time should be less than 1 year.



The new INA §214(l) bars F-1 student status for aliens seeking to attend public elementary school or a public adult education program. Entry to attend public secondary school is permitted but only if the aggregate period of F-1 status does not exceed one year and the alien reimburses the school for the costs of providing the education. An alien who initially enters to attend private school and then transfers to a public school (subject to the exception previously described) is deemed to have violated F-1 status.

Under the new INA 212(a)(6)(G), an alien who obtains F-1 status and who violates INA §214(l) is excludable under the alien has been outside the United States for a continuous period of 5 years after the date of the violation. [Applicable to aliens who obtain F-1 status 60 days after September 30, 1996 (i.e. November 29, 1996), including aliens who extend their stay after this period.