Obama’s latest plan to rewrite immigration law...and it’s far scarier than anyone could have imagined. | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 70598911 United States 10/20/2015 01:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Obama’s latest plan to rewrite immigration law...and it’s far scarier than anyone could have imagined. Under our current system, most guest workers wishing to remain permanently in the U.S. must arrange for their employer to “sponsor” them by filing an I-140 application, putting them in a queue for a green card. When a temporary (“non-immigrant”) guest worker reaches the front of the immigrant visa queue, they are allowed to submit an application to “adjust” their “status” to that of permanent resident alien. Getting to this stage is key. Quoting: christian By regulation an adjustment-of-status applicant automatically receives a coveted work permit or “EAD”. An EAD allows the alien to work anywhere in the country and apply for welfare. It’s the central reason foreigners line up to come here and it’s what Obama’s attempting to distribute to illegal aliens under the DACA and DAPA programs. And for those on guest-worker visas, EADs allow them to stay in the country even when their “temporary” visa (like an H-1b) runs out. [link to thehill.com] With regard to guest workers, arent they working on the books and paying taxes? "To immigrate into the US, you must have a sponsor (generally the family member, such as the spouse, bringing you into the country) who will testify, and provide proof, that he or she has enough money to support you, if you are unable to support yourself, or if you lose your job. This agreement means that until you naturalize as a U.S. citizen or have been a taxpayer for 10 years, your sponsor's income will be taken into consideration in deciding whether you are poor enough to qualify for means-tested benefits, and that if you do take those benefits, the government can sue your sponsor to recover those costs. You can also sue your sponsor if they fail to support you at the poverty level." When it comes to illegals, "Undocumented workers pay their part despite the fact that they are explicitly banned from taxpayer-funded programs such as Social Security, Medicare, welfare, and food stamps." [link to rationalwiki.org] Except for controlling of the actual number of people we let in (and making sure very few of them are middle eastern, of course), I really dont see what the big deal is. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 44611240 United States 10/20/2015 01:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Obama’s latest plan to rewrite immigration law...and it’s far scarier than anyone could have imagined. You can't get a H-1B visa unless you have a college degree, those aren't for morons. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 61289121 yeah i really dont have a problem with H-1b staying.. they are not the problem most have masters degrees or higher I should say though, I would rather see the jobs go to Americans first.. |