Senate Immigration Plan Revealed

[Mustodu_Accountant]

[quote name='STFU' timestamp='1366127639' post='1303612088']


ade ippudu GC ala pedtara ?? inka eb1 eb2 loli alane untndi annamata
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Ya but kada MS chesina valaki help avochu anukunta

[KOTC]

[quote name='Garuda' timestamp='1366127686' post='1303612092']

Ya but kada MS chesina valaki help avochu anukunta
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masters ki koni points untai anthe anukunta.Masters vala ki separate quota biskit ani e point system tho anukovachu.

[mettastar]

[quote name='Garuda' timestamp='1366127686' post='1303612092']

Ya but kada MS chesina valaki help avochu anukunta
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kaani kastam ba aa points based system... already Canada and Australia vadu kuda apesaadu...
andulo chaala loopholes untayi..[list=1]
[*]Country cap theeseyali...
[*]Immediate family ni quota lo count cheyakudadhu
[*]MS - STEM vallaki vere route pettali...
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ee mooditlo edo okati chesina manaki laabame

[Mustodu_Accountant]

[quote name='mettastar' timestamp='1366127918' post='1303612129']
kaani kastam ba aa points based system... already Canada and Australia vadu kuda apesaadu...
andulo chaala loopholes untayi..[list=1]
[*]Country cap theeseyali...
[*]Immediate family ni quota lo count cheyakudadhu
[*]MS - STEM vallaki vere route pettali...
[/list]

ee mooditlo edo okati chesina manaki laabame
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First idhi paas avanivvu...

[pavan_613]

H1b increase count kantey stamping GC liberal cheyyali for advanced degree students

[pavan_613]

H1b quota increase not a good move ... Lafoot mnc will up the billing rates

[Mustodu_Accountant]

[quote name='CITI' timestamp='1366128330' post='1303612180']
H1b quota increase not a good move ... Lafoot mnc will up the billing rates
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MS quota 20k ninchi 25k penchadu anthe...

[mettastar]

[quote name='Garuda' timestamp='1366128062' post='1303612153']

First idhi paas avanivvu...
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those are all included in CIR bro..

Senate lo CIR pettaka they will keep on amending the bill.. so final ga okka point anna undi bill pass avuthe chaalu antunnaa

[Khadgam]

Just found this info that sheds more light....

[b]What do we need to know - [/b]

[b]Employer enforcement?[/b]
The bill would mandate employers use an improved version of E-Verify, an electronic system for determining the legal status of current and prospective employees, within five years. Non-citizens would have to have and show “work authorization cards” or Green Cards, each with biometric data embedded so as to prevent forged documents.
The program would be phased in slowly: “Employers with more than 5,000 employees will be phased in within 2 years. More than 500 employees will be phased in within 3 years. All employers,including agricultural employers, will be phased in within 4 years.”

[b]Is the legalization portion linked to increased enforcement?[/b]
Yes. Applications for permanent residency would be allowed to start either 10 years after granting of “registered provisional” status or after Homeland Security’s enforcement plans, e-verify implementation, and the visa-tracking system are all completed, whichever of the two comes later. So if ten years pass and the Homeland Security enforcement plans aren’t judged to have been completed, then registered provisionals would not be eligible to become permanent residents.

[b]What about high-skilled immigrants? Would we let more in?[/b]
Yep. The number of H1-B visas, which are designed for high-skilled workers, would increase from 65,000 to at least 110,000, and up to 180,000 depending on employer demand. Employers who use H1-B visa holders for 30 percent or more of their workforce would have to pay new fees.
Employers who count H1-B holders as more than 75 percent of their workforce would be banned from hiring more foreign workers starting in 2014. That percentage cutoff would drop to 65 percent in 2015 and 50 percent in 2016.
However some groups would be exempt altogether: “derivative beneficiaries of employment-based immigrants; aliens of extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics; outstanding professors and researchers; multinational executives and managers; doctoral degree holders in STEM fields; and physicians who have completed the foreign residency requirements or have received a waiver.”

[b]Are there any changes to family-based visas?[/b]
Yep. The bill allows an unlimited number of visas to go to parents, children and spouses of U.S. citizens and permanent legal residents. But 18 months after the law takes effect, visas for siblings of citizens and permanent residents would be eliminated, as would visas for adult married children over 30.