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I think that If the program is allowed to expire gradually, you'll see a rise in in country marriage greencard applications for overstays.
Marrying an American citizen is no guarantee you'll get a green card. US visa forums are full of sob stories of fiancé(e)s/spouses whose previous convictions, immigration violations, communicable diseases, or mental health/addiction issues are keeping them out of the US. Cue the usual anguish from the offended US fiancé(e)/spouse: It's not FAIR!
Some of it is totally ridiculous, too. "My fiancé was convicted of drug trafficking 10 years ago in Ireland, do you think he can get a hardship waiver?" "My husband snuck over the US border 15 years ago and we got married when he was under a final order for deportation; I can't move to Mexico for 10 years and they're ripping our family apart!"
bout 800,000 young immigrants could lose their jobs and be rounded up by police and deported to countries where their lives are at risk — and which are foreign to them — if the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is allowed to lapse.
bout 800,000 young immigrants could lose their jobs and be rounded up by police and deported to countries where their lives are at risk — and which are foreign to them — if the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is allowed to lapse.
Mexico ain't Haiti or even Salvador, people. Too: I'm 100 percent some of those Dream Act people are Korean, Italian, Irish and so on.
LOL, more fear mongering coming from the left.
Aren't you smart enough to know that's exactly what the left wants you to believe. They thrive by instilling fear so you'll vote for them to protect you.
Marrying an American citizen is no guarantee you'll get a green card. US visa forums are full of sob stories of fiancé(e)s/spouses whose previous convictions, immigration violations, communicable diseases, or mental health/addiction issues are keeping them out of the US. Cue the usual anguish from the offended US fiancé(e)/spouse: It's not FAIR!
Some of it is totally ridiculous, too. "My fiancé was convicted of drug trafficking 10 years ago in Ireland, do you think he can get a hardship waiver?" "My husband snuck over the US border 15 years ago and we got married when he was under a final order for deportation; I can't move to Mexico for 10 years and they're ripping our family apart!"
Stuff like that.
Guarantee, no but if your nose is clean it's likely
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