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02-04-2011, 08:27 PM
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So you're saying only Dreamers are EWI's ? I'll say it again,you should read up on what the law actually says.

Immigration bars are dictated mainly by the unlawful presence in most cases concerning the undocumented.Unlawful presence IN the US is NOT dictated by entry !!!!!!
Dreamers are Overstays and EWI's.
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Either way there is a ban however there is a BIG difference. If you EWI and marry a US citizen you cannot adjust in the country you have 10 year ban if you been in the US for over 1 year. If you overstay and marry a US citizen then you are forgiven - NO BAN - you can adjust inside the country.
Generally speaking that maybe true,unless one can prove 245i eligibility or mount a campaign with the USCIS director in that area to administratively approve the petition on US soil[very rare for the last one but it has happened].
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Who is for trying to get the word out to allow this to happen? It doesn't affect me because I am leaving before I turn 18 but just wondering what you guys want so I can help support it.
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Sounds like an excellent idea. Where do we start?
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How many would like congress to pass a law that will allow people to leave the country without a ban?
I think a law that will grant us student visas would be great. At least we can get driver's licenses, travel outside the country, and then have the chance to be sponsored once we finish our studies. And for those who have already finished their studies, they can simply be sponsored.
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What can happen is that they extend the 245i date. It has been done numerous times before.

They can also take the 3/10 year ban removed.

Possible TPS?
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What can happen is that they extend the 245i date. It has been done numerous times before.

They can also take the 3/10 year ban removed.

Possible TPS?
You are obsessed with 245i...
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You are obsessed with 245i...
If they do extend the 245i then many Dreamers will qualify.
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This law > Dream Act.
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