The immigration of American brothers and sisters is slow and "exists in name only"

At present, the comprehensive immigration reform, as the top topic of Obama's second term, is in full swing in the United States. Not long ago, the Senate? A gang of eight? The immigration reform bill has been passed by the Senate, and the battlefield has turned to the House of Representatives. At the same time, the House of Representatives is considering single and sporadic bills, among which the case of abolishing citizens' brothers and sisters (the fourth priority for relatives to emigrate) and the case of diversified (lottery) immigrants in exchange for high-tech immigrants is widely controversial.

Brothers and sisters are slow to immigrate? In name only?

If the above-mentioned bill is passed, the citizens' brothers and sisters will be cancelled from next year 10, and the appointed citizens' brothers and sisters will also come to the corner.

Even if the bill is not passed, those who are waiting for relatives to emigrate have already expressed disappointment with their brothers and sisters. According to the latest American immigration schedule in July, F4 family immigrants stayed in May of 200 1 although they were three weeks ahead of schedule, which shows that these people have been waiting for 12 years and have not been reunited.

Abolishing brothers and sisters, immigrants to Asia still suffer the most.

According to the statistics of the State Council, from 2009 to fiscal year 20 12, there were 5,793 Africans who came to the United States with the fourth priority visa for relatives. 5,207 Europeans; Asians have 166967. As of 20 12, 1 1, there are 170 1057 brothers and sisters of Chinese mainland-born citizens waiting for an appointment. If the bill is passed, most of these people will lose their immigration status.

It is necessary to strictly enforce the age limit for child immigrants.

According to the immigration law, immigrant children over 2 1 year old are not allowed to apply for a green card to immigrate to the United States with their parents. Children who are children at the time of application must apply separately if they become adults during a long waiting period.

Senate? A gang of eight? There is a clause in the immigration reform bill that supports immigrant children who have reached the age of 2 1 to become adults during the long waiting period for their parents to apply for a green card in the United States. However, the Obama administration requires strict enforcement in accordance with existing laws and regulations, which means that thousands of immigrant children who have reached the age of 2 1 must queue up at the end of the queue to reapply.