Top ten things you should know about the new DHS announcement - Page 2

I think after the 300,000 cases are cleared in the coming months then Dream Act will probably come to the floor again for a vote with E-Verify.

I think this AILA announcement should further cement what 'buckminsterfullerene' is saying,if you're in proceedings this maybe of help and more geared towards those situations than anything else.

Now if you are in removal proceedings,I'd highly suggest getting a lawyer asap to see how this can be taken advantage of.

Thanks IANUS.

That's good info there.

I was apprenhended when I entered the US at 15, 11 years ago, but since then, my home address have changed. So if my case is closed, how can I find out? thats my main problem lol.

This is what I found about EAD.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Employm...ation_Document

NOW THIS IS WHAT I FOUND ABOUT I-765 APPLICATION.

Note on Filing Fee:

If you are in one of the categories noted below, no fee is required.

No fee is required if filing for an initial employment authorization document under one of these categories:

Refugee, asylee or paroled as a refugee
N-8 or N-9 Nonimmigrant
Citizen of Micronesia, Marshall Islands, or Palau
Granted Withholding of Deportation or Removal

LAST ONE IS WHERE WE FALL, SO NO FEE IS REQUIRED

SOURCE: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...0045f3d6a1RCRD

Yeah I know bro. Hence my specific statement. There are those who don't care about the consequence of their action, and do stupid stuff(like DUI, not reporting to court, etc) that gets them arrested and into deportation proceedings(the kind of people that i'm referring to). And the people who were simply driving to the market or school, were pulled over for a broken taillight, arrested, and put into deportation proceedings. I know the difference. And do you seriously think those who aren't benefit from this? "Now you can live your life with lesser fear." Bro, we're still living in fear in oppression. Those undocumented who have jobs still have to live with the fear of being out of one because employers will soon have to use E-Verify and will, consequently, be let go. Those who wish to attend university are still trapped by the legal demands of their state's school system. Police will continue to take advantage of undocumented drivers. While they may not be able to deport, they can still place heavy fines. Don't let the media convince you the good behind this until you actually see this. However, I confirm the above with realistic speculation.

Totally agree, once and when the 300,000 cases are finished within the next couple of months I do hope that the administration of this country does something to help those who weren't in deportation Proceedings. A lot of us just needs a chance to adjust our status without being persecuted.

I hope that this is a prelude for bringing up the subject of reform or the Dream Act at least but quite honestly, I don't think it would even be brought up until after 2012.

I think after the 300,000 cases are resolved then Dream Act will take center stage.

IIRC Senator Durbin plans for a strong Dream Act push starting next month.

IIRC? Out of curiosity, any link for that?