20 Common Reactions To The Broken U.s. Immigration System

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1) Waiting up to 20 years to be allowed to become a citizen:


2) Being an immigrant business owner and having to send photographs of different employees and your offices in order to prove it’s all real:


3) Not being permitted to accept a job or internship due to your immigration status:


4) When you overhear someone say that immigrants take American jobs:


5) Missing yet another flight connection due to scrutiny over your visa status:


6) Applying for two types of visas, but ultimately not qualifying for either:


7) The day you found out about President Obama’s memorandum for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) allowing DREAMers to legally work in the US without fear of deportation:


8) Sheer satisfaction of finally joining a team as a paid employee after months/years of volunteering:


9) The relief of finalizing the 8 pounds worth of paperwork it took for you to complete your visa application:


10) What it feels like the immigration services office does with your file:


11) The feeling of being stuck waiting on visa formalities with no time frame:


12) Nervous to speak your mind or stick up for yourself while waiting for final word on your visa application:


13) Waking up for your first day of work after getting your DACA work authorization card:


14) Realizing you’ll have to renew your DACA after just two years:


15) Watching the Senate pass a bipartisan immigration reform bill last June:


16) Waiting for the House to take action:


17) Every time a new member of Congress comes out in support of immigration reform:


18) Listening to Congressional leaders say immigration reform will not happen in 2013:


19) When someone asks if you want immigration reform to pass:


20) What you’ll do when Congress finally passes immigration reform:

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