what will you do when the dream act DOESNT pass? - Page 2
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Originally Posted by buckminsterfullerene
that's the problem, it has been here since 2001, its become the bill that will hopefully past next year every year, right now I am just hoping we break that pattern very soon...
everything dealing with immigration that we thought we knew from past patterns, well... that has been disrupted by terrorism and the 9/11 attacks, we can't even use that kind of information anymore, everything that happens now is new because the circumstances are just that different. |
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Originally Posted by BabysAdreamer
That is the most depressing thing I've ever heard you say lmao. It's sad to think the DA will be giving and has been giving people hope for years. It should be a do or die kinda thing, not an on going source of false hope.
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Originally Posted by Dream becomes Reality
I can completely relate to your post, I've been done with college for a couple of years now and it's really tough to just watch your degree sit on the bookcase when you can't use it to get a job. I could adjust status here if I were married but in my case, my relationship with any guy I've dated has never been a good one, that's why I decided not to waste my time being emotionally involved with a guy that way it makes it much easier for me to walk away from the relationship. Marrying a USC is definitely out of the question for me. If I end up deciding to leave the US, I really don't think I'd want a petition filed for me to return here to be honest. 10 years is a long time, you can develop strong roots in your new place of residence and may not feel like uprooting yourself from there to return here...
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Also, It's true that I may end up developing strong roots where ever I move, but I still want to be petitioned for just so I can at least return to the US to visit. I know I say that I'm "numb" now, but eventually I will want to come back to visit some old friends, attend reunions, go to weddings, etc, and it's highly unlikely that I would be eligible for any temporary visitor visas given my previous overstay.
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Originally Posted by Erik1421
I don't really need to think about this because the Dream Act will pass in this next few weeks!
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That has got to be the best Xmas present!
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