Legalization Provisions In Senate Bill Deeply Flawed

Here is the link to an article that analyzes the ramifications of the proposed RPI 'status' in the recent bill introduced in the senate. I'm hoping this concerns will be addressed during incoming debates and amendments to the bill.

http://www.dreamactivist.org/why-sen...ons-dont-work/

Good thing its just a draft and not the real thing

Okay, I was going to read the whole thing until I read this


this is wrong, first of all, its 10 years before being eligible to apply for a green card, even then, they wont be able to until the border is deemed secure and safe, which could take even longer than this, so a lot of experts have said, it could take as much as 20 years.


so far the article nothing more than what we have already talked about here

we can only hope the final bill address this


overall, the article is decent but again, everything mentioned, we have already talked it even more in depth.

This is what I am wondering, what about folks who are here illegaly but are wating for residency from relative petitions or if they marry...

What about the people that have already been waiting in "line" for over ten years???
What about us that already have an immigration petition!!! MORONS!!

This is misunderstanding of the Draft Bill. For the 10 years of RPI, every one can apply for green card via employment/family petition, except that while it is pending they can't apply for the merit-based visa, which is for the RPIs to become permanent residents.

Hmm I think I read somewhere in the bill that it does locked people in as the article mentioned if you get RPI through that, you cant fix your status through other means

What about people who have I-130 pending now?

lucked out bro