Does anybody know how this Immigration Reform is going to affect employment based green card processing, if at all it's going to affect.
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Originally posted by kabkaba View PostBut overall, it should be favorable towards employment based immigration.
That means that if the liberal side of the spectrum wants a solution for illegal immigrants, the conservative side of the spectrum will demand that all those approved I-140 based immigrants will get their greencards first. Which, in turn, will most likely mean a temporary break in the statute of limitations on employment based greencards. Which means that everyones priority date will become current, at once. Which means that USCIS will need to hire a lot of extra workers to handle the case load.
Personally I think that not a single illegal immigrant should even be allowed to apply for an EAD while many people from India and China are still waiting for their GC. Especially those waiting 10+ years who's only crime is being born in the wrong country. Again, that's just a personal opinion.
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Originally posted by bakulg View PostFinger crossed
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