Comparing Pathways to Status & Citizenship Under House Bills - Page 2

I am looking at text of USA ACT

No mention of student visa violators

https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-...ext?format=txt

Sec 102, (b)(1)(C).

212(a)(6)(G) pertains to student visa violators. A student visa violator is only someone that got it to go to a private high school and enrolled in public one.

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Demise comes through again

Thanks!

So college/F1 visa overstay is exepmt from this bar?

Correct me if I’m reading this wrong, but SAF act bars “anyone deported or previously ordered deported” from applying? So if you have a removal order, you’re SOL? Is this even a solution to anything lol?

I would consider that a compromise. It's a miracle if we are ever going to get anything. They want to provide relief to as few people as possible. We are going to have to take what we can get in this political climate.

No one is getting anything...

is student visa violator really serious offense? why would USA act go after them?

It's really just people who abused the student visas to go to public school or have 2 year foreign residency requirements.

so how come this be more offense than those who cross boarder illegally?