House Bill on immigration reconciliation

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/J...-117-117-2.pdf

1) Submit a valid application under the new rules.
2) Pay $1,500 in Addition to the USCIS Filing fees
3) Pass background and medical checks.

Dreamers -
Been in the US before 18
Continuously present since 01/2021
1) Serve honorably in the Uniformed Services;
2) Graduate from college or a postsecondary vocational school;
3) Show 3 years of consistent earned income; or
4) Be enrolled in 2) and in a training program.

https://twitter.com/ReichlinMelnick/...04529445531648

*insert rollercoaster image*

Damn not even in the mood to actually put in the pic?

Nah, I'm tired of this same old shit.

This needs to be watered down

Some bad clauses in there

No fast track for current DACAs?

Sounds good. Make it happen!

It obviously will be super water down

It’s immediate eligibility for AOS for current daca, anyone else who doesn’t have the education requirement can apply for daca ead in the mean time.

Which clauses do you dislike?

How does this bill take into account EADS that expire next summer?

start saving folks.

Continuous residency requirement since initial entry... So bogus

Fast track for current DACAs please

can the 3 yrs of "continuous income" be in the past I wonder. I wanted to take a year off....