sad but somehow hopeful

My aunt is leaving to Poland today. She was here the 5th time on a visa and this time she ended up overstaying, I'm going to the airport with her soon. I love her dearly but I understand she has to leave she just came here to make some money, she has kids and a husband in Poland. I dream about the day where I have a flight somewhere. With that being said, I am grateful for Deferred Action - I can get a better job and drive legally, but my biggest passion is to travel whether it's business, pleasure, or both. What do you guys think about the current status of the Dream Act? Obama has the leads and hopefully he will win and I do believe that it will pass, it's just a matter of time. I'm not too patient lol. Will it pass this year? Not likely. How about next year? What do you guys think?

whats your timeline for your application?

Why did she overstayed?? Big mistake, She could have renew her visa again and again and that way, visit you more,

You can always apply for advance parole after you've been approve.

He only stamped her passport for 3 weeks, so there was no point of her going back he already put stay limited- and i just had my biometrics September 20th - last thursday. My application was sent to Illinois and it was routed to Nebraska. I'm from New Jersey

Are u from Poland too ? I bet you're really beautiful with luscious blonde hair. I met a family from Poland some months ago. Their daughter was divine.

advance parole isn't 100% safe i dont know if I would take the risk... and yeah but I have brown hair lol

Haha. Nice.

Chicago is the second largest city with Polish population in the world...the first, Warsaw, Poland.

I dated a Polish girl, very beautiful. Polish and Hispanic get along very well in Chicago. That said, I'm going to get me a Chicago Polish Sausage now.

And I'm sure beachgirlx19 will get DACA approved

All of us should, I hope

My girlfriend of 4 years (hopefully wife one day) is Polish. Born and raised in Poland, she is going through a tough time finding work sponsorship for a green card. Currently, she is on a work permit. She recently graduated from a well respected university in Chicago. Every time the issue of sponsorship comes up at one of her job interviews, by her account, the employer just sighs and looks away, a "thank you" and she does not hear back from any of them at all. But she won't give up she keeps looking and looking, and sending one resume after another.