The opportunity lost.

[berg80]

From AI........
1. Registered Provisional Immigrant (RPI) Status:

• Undocumented immigrants who met specific criteria, including being physically present in the US before December 31, 2011, paying back taxes, passing background checks, and paying fees, could apply for RPI status.
• This status would allow them to live and work in the US legally.
• RPI status would be renewable, with a potential pathway to legal permanent resident (LPR) status after 10 years.
  

2. Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) Status:

• After 10 years in RPI status, individuals could apply to adjust to LPR status (green card).
  
  
• A further three years in LPR status would be required before they could apply for citizenship.
  

3. Naturalization (Citizenship):

• After fulfilling the requirements for LPR status, individuals could apply for naturalization, including passing an English and civics test and meeting other requirements.
  
  
• This entire process, from RPI to citizenship, could take at least 13 years.

The path to citizenship described above was part of the 2013 Immigration Reform Bill the Senate passed with a bipartisan majority. The one sabotaged by John Boehner in his petulant desire to deny Obama a major legislative win AND to keep the issue alive for Repubs to use as an electoral wedge issue.

A Guide to S.744: Understanding the 2013 Senate Immigration Bill - American Immigration Council

This guide to provide policymakers, the media, and the public with an easy-to-understand guide to the main components of S. 744 and the purpose behind them.

www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org

If not for Boehner's obstruction of a bill popular with the majority of Americans we would not be in a position where trump's demagoguery and abject cruelty on the matter has divided the nation. Division being exactly what he wants.

 

[Harry Dresden]

From AI........
1. Registered Provisional Immigrant (RPI) Status:

• Undocumented immigrants who met specific criteria, including being physically present in the US before December 31, 2011, paying back taxes, passing background checks, and paying fees, could apply for RPI status.
• This status would allow them to live and work in the US legally.
• RPI status would be renewable, with a potential pathway to legal permanent resident (LPR) status after 10 years.

2. Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) Status:

• After 10 years in RPI status, individuals could apply to adjust to LPR status (green card).
  
  
• A further three years in LPR status would be required before they could apply for citizenship.

3. Naturalization (Citizenship):

• After fulfilling the requirements for LPR status, individuals could apply for naturalization, including passing an English and civics test and meeting other requirements.
  
  
• This entire process, from RPI to citizenship, could take at least 13 years.

The path to citizenship described above was part of the 2013 Immigration Reform Bill the Senate passed with a bipartisan majority. The one sabotaged by John Boehner in his petulant desire to deny Obama a major legislative win AND to keep the issue alive for Repubs to use as an electoral wedge issue.

A Guide to S.744: Understanding the 2013 Senate Immigration Bill - American Immigration Council

This guide to provide policymakers, the media, and the public with an easy-to-understand guide to the main components of S. 744 and the purpose behind them.

www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org

If not for Boehner's obstruction of a bill popular with the majority of Americans we would not be in a position where trump's demagoguery and abject cruelty on the matter has divided the nation. Division being exactly what he wants.

both sides want division....yea including democrats....

 

[BackAgain]

From AI........
1. Registered Provisional Immigrant (RPI) Status:

• Undocumented immigrants who met specific criteria, including being physically present in the US before December 31, 2011, paying back taxes, passing background checks, and paying fees, could apply for RPI status.
• This status would allow them to live and work in the US legally.
• RPI status would be renewable, with a potential pathway to legal permanent resident (LPR) status after 10 years.

2. Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) Status:

• After 10 years in RPI status, individuals could apply to adjust to LPR status (green card).
  
  
• A further three years in LPR status would be required before they could apply for citizenship.

3. Naturalization (Citizenship):

• After fulfilling the requirements for LPR status, individuals could apply for naturalization, including passing an English and civics test and meeting other requirements.
  
  
• This entire process, from RPI to citizenship, could take at least 13 years.

The path to citizenship described above was part of the 2013 Immigration Reform Bill the Senate passed with a bipartisan majority. The one sabotaged by John Boehner in his petulant desire to deny Obama a major legislative win AND to keep the issue alive for Repubs to use as an electoral wedge issue.

A Guide to S.744: Understanding the 2013 Senate Immigration Bill - American Immigration Council

This guide to provide policymakers, the media, and the public with an easy-to-understand guide to the main components of S. 744 and the purpose behind them.

www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org

If not for Boehner's obstruction of a bill popular with the majority of Americans we would not be in a position where trump's demagoguery and abject cruelty on the matter has divided the nation. Division being exactly what he wants.

Disaster avoided.

 

[Nostra]

From AI........
1. Registered Provisional Immigrant (RPI) Status:

• Undocumented immigrants who met specific criteria, including being physically present in the US before December 31, 2011, paying back taxes, passing background checks, and paying fees, could apply for RPI status.
• This status would allow them to live and work in the US legally.
• RPI status would be renewable, with a potential pathway to legal permanent resident (LPR) status after 10 years.

2. Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) Status:

• After 10 years in RPI status, individuals could apply to adjust to LPR status (green card).
  
  
• A further three years in LPR status would be required before they could apply for citizenship.

3. Naturalization (Citizenship):

• After fulfilling the requirements for LPR status, individuals could apply for naturalization, including passing an English and civics test and meeting other requirements.
  
  
• This entire process, from RPI to citizenship, could take at least 13 years.

The path to citizenship described above was part of the 2013 Immigration Reform Bill the Senate passed with a bipartisan majority. The one sabotaged by John Boehner in his petulant desire to deny Obama a major legislative win AND to keep the issue alive for Repubs to use as an electoral wedge issue.

A Guide to S.744: Understanding the 2013 Senate Immigration Bill - American Immigration Council

This guide to provide policymakers, the media, and the public with an easy-to-understand guide to the main components of S. 744 and the purpose behind them.

www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org

If not for Boehner's obstruction of a bill popular with the majority of Americans we would not be in a position where trump's demagoguery and abject cruelty on the matter has divided the nation. Division being exactly what he wants.

The minority of AMERICANS support what Trump is doing about Tater’s illegal invasion, limey simp.

 

[Oddball]