Four paths to legalizing dreamers. - Page 2

This list has incomplete information on age requirements. The Bridge Act also has the requirement of being under 31 in 2012.

What keeps you guys going? The last 2 weeks I've been finding must obsessing over everything and checking news outlets often in hopes there are new developments. I've been volunteering as much as possible in phone banking, petition signing, protesting but it's so hard to not be overly anxious over everything.

You mean aggressively typing on this forum is not good enough?!

P.S. - That was sarcasm.

Can you change it?

No, dont sweat

Yes, then do something

Work - workplace is global these days, you work hard you will be able to live well anywhere in the world and have a decent job...

World does not end if I can't live here, although would be best.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I was reading over the text of Flake's Bill, and I think there is a mandatory 5 year conditional period to get to LPR status, and then probably another 5 years to go from LPR to citizenship.

Unlike DA which will essentially waive the 5 year conditional period and have you go to LPR status almost right away if you graduated from college.

Right?

Who cares any bill will do at this point

Your understanding is correct but beggars can't be choosers.

Comfort in knowing we're all going to die really soon (if time is infinite, we're less than a micro blip) and that none of this really matters helps keep me going.

For you maybe. For me there is a HUGE difference between the Dream Act and the rest.