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Revision to 3-10 yr ban

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12-08-2011, 07:19 PM
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http://noticias.univision.com/inmigr...#axzz1fzHZKyXM

It pretty much states in the following months there can be a revision of the 3-10 yr bans as a form of alleviation.
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12-08-2011, 07:46 PM
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LOL @ the comments.
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12-08-2011, 07:56 PM
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LOL @ the comments.
Translations please? I have a feeling it's the haters in Spanish. lol
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12-08-2011, 10:59 PM
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Don't know if this article is true or not......but the changes would be significant to the 3/10 year immigration bars and their functions........not to mention some here if related to US citizens as immediate relatives.

I think the change makes sense,the current regulation surrounding the immigration bars hinders the rights of US citizens filing for immediate relatives,imo.Inside the US,visa overstays are already forgiven through US citizen petitioners whom are immediate relatives.....what they are talking about in this article would extend that right outside the US as well........irregardless of how the beneficiary entered the US previously........whether visa overstay or EWI !!!!!
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12-09-2011, 12:02 AM
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The Obama administration and, certainly, his re-election campaign team are very, very tech and media savvy. They do read online boards like this one, and these "news" are all leaks aimed at piping down the noise makers.

They have not kept their word on the prosecutorial discretion memo from six months ago; they didn't keep the timeline to the immigration case review; they lie about only deporting criminals; and their so-called working group that they claimed they had only recently created is a lie. The working group was created in the summer of 2009, and they so disclosed on a slide show presentation that aila (the immigration lawyers association) posted on their website.

Obama's executive department (DHS, DOJ and DOS) didn't perhaps place everyone in deportation proceedings, but it is HIS administration that decided to issue final orders of deportation to all immigration litigation at the circuit level; it is HIS administration that continued to pursue removal of undocumented aliens, regardless of who they are and when they came to this country.

Bush started the deportations and Obama finished them. The first step toward immigration reform is to protect from removal people who will qualify for immigration reform, and yet it took him almost four years to put this into practice. Anyone who received orders to leave the country under HIS administration has Obama to thank for being expelled from this country.
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I hope this means I can just marry without having to leave the country..

and yeah what is up with the comments. I bet you they are a bunch of Cubans
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12-09-2011, 12:42 AM
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Translations please? I have a feeling it's the haters in Spanish. lol
It's funny how it's our own people that kick us while we're down. I can do more with no status than their dumbasses ever will with that little piece of paper. LMAO Les arde putos!
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I googled translated the page and from what I gathered it seems any future changes would only apply to once undocumented relatives of U.S. citizens who have been banned and are no longer living in the U.S.

This makes no sense. Basically, rather than alleviate the millions of overstays currently residing in the country, the proposed changes seek to benefit persons who are in other countries.

Sigh.

So if someone left the country and currently is serving the ban then they can apply to comeback?
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So if someone left the country and currently is serving the ban then they can apply to comeback?
the link is true.
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