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AILA/AILC section by section summary of S.744

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AILA has given a detailed 77 page section by section understanding of the Border Security,Economic Opportunity,and Immigration and Modernization Act.
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Here's the DREAMer related portion. If you are DACA approved, then you will also be granted RPI status.

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DACA Recipients. Authorizes the DHS Secretary to grant RPI status to DACA beneficiaries provided that they undergo renewed national security and law enforcement clearances and have not engaged in conduct that would render the individual ineligible for RPI status since DACA was granted.
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DREAM Act Requirements. RPI must demonstrate that he or she:
  • Has been an RPI for at least five years;
  • Entered initially the U.S. before the age of 16;
  • Has earned a H.S. diploma, a commensurate alternative award from a public or private high school or secondary school, or has obtained a GED recognized under State law, or a high school equivalency diploma in the U.S.;
  • Obtained a degree from an institution of higher education or completed at least two years of a bachelor’s program, or served at least four years in Uniformed Services and, if discharged, received an honorable discharge (may be waived for compelling circumstances); and
  • Has provided a list of each secondary school that the applicant attended in the U.S.;
  • Has passed an English/civics test, unless the applicant has a physical or developmental disability or mental impairment; and
  • Has submitted new biometric and biographic data and passed background checks.
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renewed national security and law enforcement clearances

what?! Another biometric?!


Sweet I could use a different photo on my EAD card or w/e card we get
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what?! Another biometric?!


Sweet I could use a different photo on my EAD card or w/e card we get
Not likely,They don't require biometrics in order to do a background check from recent information given.It is standard operation by DHS to do checks when seeking any new status currently but that doesn't necessarily mean a new biometrics appointment.However,it is obviously up to the officer in question reviewing the case at the time.
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What does RPI mean?
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Date Sent: 9 /24/12 from Los Angeles County | Date Arrived: 9/26/12 at Phoenix Lockbox
Service Center: California | i-797C Receipt Received: 9/28/12 | Biometrics: 10/25/12
Approved: 04 /30 /2013 | EAD Received: / / | SSN Already have one.
7 months on 03/26/2013, e-request on 03/26/2013
Total time to Approval: 7 months 4 days.
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Sounds good to me.
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God, I don't wanna get my hopes up only for this shit to fail.. I've gotten my hopes up too many times before.. I hope these politicians do the right thing for the country and the people and vote yay
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Here's the DREAMer related portion. If you are DACA approved, then you will also be granted RPI status.
What if you're not daca approved but you count on every single requirement for the Dream Act
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