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Democrats Lay Groundwork For Obama To Take Big Steps On Immigration - Page 2

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08-13-2014, 08:31 PM
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Seriously I think whatever Obama does will have some kind of backlash... it won't be enough or to much. Parents of usc children looks most likely to be the way he can go and married to a usc as well , I read as well those waiting for a visa number as well , my parents fall in all categories so that's all good . I hope older dreamers get included . That's if a big if ... come on already I hope something happens this year .
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08-13-2014, 09:32 PM
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I think he'll do something for sure because he has the biggest incentive anyone can have, legacy. And no, being the first black president is not enough. Sure he'll be remembered for health care, but I doubt that is enough for him. We will see. The good thing is that legacy is quite of an incentive.
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08-13-2014, 11:23 PM
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We'd be lucky if he does anything.
Ditto
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08-14-2014, 01:08 PM
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I think parents of dreamers would be the last to be considered no? I can't imagine spouses of USC being considered after parents of dreamers. Then again, who knows with all the nonsense going on with politicians. Anyway, if anything happens it seems to me that the first to be considered will be the parents of underage USC. From there onward, it is difficult to say. I wish Obama would just come out with it already. lol
Wow you brought up a good point, Will they have an age limit to the undocumented children? I do remember reading about the breaking up of family members.. Besides everyone will get there panties in a bunch over the est 5 million being able to apply and I bet less than half will actually do it..Dreamers were est @1 million and that was 2 yrs ago only 600,000 have applied...The nightmare of a waiting game once an adult applies will be a joke they can't even get us done in a timely matter...
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its not like there wont be a fee, I expect the fee to be above the 1000s
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its not like there wont be a fee, I expect the fee to be above the 1000s
At this point I'll pay any fee. They should have payment options for those who have a difficult time.
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At this point I'll pay any fee. They should have payment options for those who have a difficult time.
I'll gladly pay a $10,000 fine to the government for a shiny new green card.
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I'll gladly pay a $10,000 fine to the government for a shiny new green card.
Hey, what's your masters degree in if you don't mind me asking. I agree too, I'd pay that amount.
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