No green cards for the parents of adult U.S. citizens-(Indian parents be aware)

[yaman]

 The RAISE Act seeks to halve this 1 million by eliminating many current categories for family-sponsored immigration. Currently, U.S. citizens can sponsor spouses, minor children, and parents without numerical limitations.

the RAISE Act would end green cards for the parents of adult U.S. citizens—about 133,000 became LPRs in fiscal 2015—it would allow them to come in as temporary immigrants. But U.S. sponsors would first have to demonstrate the parents have health-care coverage and accept full responsibility for their economic support. Parents would be barred from any public benefit, even provided by a state or local government (a provision that could be expected to face legal challenge over whether the federal government can dictate state or local policy in this fashion).

Under the bill, those waiting in sometimes decades-long lines for family sponsorship through capped categories would lose their chance for a green card unless they could win one of the limited visas available under the points system.

 

https://www.migrationpolicy.org/news/raise-act-dramatic-change-family-immigration-less-so-employment-based-system

[Balibabu]

Nice

[Balibabu]

Let’s go to India we are not modern slaves anymore 

[Detriotlions]

4 minutes ago, yaman said:

spouses

this not possible 

[Bhai]

3 minutes ago, Balibabu said:

Let’s go to India we are not modern slaves anymore 

4 years nunchi chebutunnav pota pota ani kaneesam nee state nunchi bayatiki aduanna pettava??

[Quickgun_murugan]

7 minutes ago, Bhai said:

4 years nunchi chebutunnav pota pota ani kaneesam nee state nunchi bayatiki aduanna pettava??

[Quickgun_murugan]

16 minutes ago, yaman said:

 The RAISE Act seeks to halve this 1 million by eliminating many current categories for family-sponsored immigration. Currently, U.S. citizens can sponsor spouses, minor children, and parents without numerical limitations.

the RAISE Act would end green cards for the parents of adult U.S. citizens—about 133,000 became LPRs in fiscal 2015—it would allow them to come in as temporary immigrants. But U.S. sponsors would first have to demonstrate the parents have health-care coverage and accept full responsibility for their economic support. Parents would be barred from any public benefit, even provided by a state or local government (a provision that could be expected to face legal challenge over whether the federal government can dictate state or local policy in this fashion).

Under the bill, those waiting in sometimes decades-long lines for family sponsorship through capped categories would lose their chance for a green card unless they could win one of the limited visas available under the points system.

 

https://www.migrationpolicy.org/news/raise-act-dramatic-change-family-immigration-less-so-employment-based-system

Damn.. this is fcuked up

[alpachinao]

15 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

Damn.. this is fcuked up

Migilina vati mundu idi jujubi

[Staysafebro]

Parents ki kooda points system pedithe inkenti manavallu vallani universities lo join cheyistharu.. 

[alooparata]

46 minutes ago, Bhai said:

4 years nunchi chebutunnav pota pota ani kaneesam nee state nunchi bayatiki aduanna pettava??

nuvvu nee intlo nuche adugu bayata pettav kadane mari 

[reality]

MAGA

[Renault]

Teesi 10ngu anni mo@@lodi...

[argadorn]

[tennisluvr]

Ee DB lo 99% mandiki ochina nashtam em ledu le indulo, parents ki GC ochi vallikadiki elano raru edo oka visit ki thappa. 

So wouldn't make a big difference to the members here, for the most part. 

[Bhai]

4 minutes ago, alooparata said:

nuvvu nee intlo nuche adugu bayata pettav kadane mari