y*p
2 楼
$1 after easy rebate with coupon. Staples® 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose
Paper, 5-ream case.
这个5-ream case是不是一箱里面有5包?
Paper, 5-ream case.
这个5-ream case是不是一箱里面有5包?
S*W
3 楼
注：如有版友希望讨论，请注意言辞理性，不要沦为互相攻讦或地图炮等的
泛政治贴，否则版务会根据情节严重与否做出相应处理....
个人意见：除非取消filibuster，否则就是pipedream
-rgx
------
Biden的移民政策：
1. 美国毕业的PhD，一毕业就发绿卡，配偶子女也同时发绿卡，不受任何名额限制。
2. 没有美国PhD学位的，只要能在美国找到工作，就提供H1B visa名额，这些人再
根据工资的高低排队发绿卡，工资高的先发绿卡，工资低的后发绿卡。配偶和子女
也同时发绿卡。
3. 取消所有国家的绿卡排期，所有人I-140和I-485同时递交，一旦申请获得批准，
就立刻发临时绿卡，按照工资高低的排队顺序，发放永久绿卡（总绿卡名额比现在
增加一倍，而且配偶和子女不占名额，取消国家名额限制）。临时绿卡一直有效，
直到换成永久绿卡为止，期间临时绿卡享受永久绿卡的一切权利。
Biden的移民政策，和Trump的移民政策（merit-based），到底谁的移民政策更好？
今年11月份，总统选举之后立刻就能见分晓了，不知道大家怎么看？
泛政治贴，否则版务会根据情节严重与否做出相应处理....
个人意见：除非取消filibuster，否则就是pipedream
-rgx
------
Biden的移民政策：
1. 美国毕业的PhD，一毕业就发绿卡，配偶子女也同时发绿卡，不受任何名额限制。
2. 没有美国PhD学位的，只要能在美国找到工作，就提供H1B visa名额，这些人再
根据工资的高低排队发绿卡，工资高的先发绿卡，工资低的后发绿卡。配偶和子女
也同时发绿卡。
3. 取消所有国家的绿卡排期，所有人I-140和I-485同时递交，一旦申请获得批准，
就立刻发临时绿卡，按照工资高低的排队顺序，发放永久绿卡（总绿卡名额比现在
增加一倍，而且配偶和子女不占名额，取消国家名额限制）。临时绿卡一直有效，
直到换成永久绿卡为止，期间临时绿卡享受永久绿卡的一切权利。
Biden的移民政策，和Trump的移民政策（merit-based），到底谁的移民政策更好？
今年11月份，总统选举之后立刻就能见分晓了，不知道大家怎么看？
a*a
4 楼
yes
【在 y*****p 的大作中提到】
: $1 after easy rebate with coupon. Staples® 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose
: Paper, 5-ream case.
: 这个5-ream case是不是一箱里面有5包?
【在 y*****p 的大作中提到】
: $1 after easy rebate with coupon. Staples® 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose
: Paper, 5-ream case.
: 这个5-ream case是不是一箱里面有5包?
h*4
5 楼
是想改就能改的吗？骗三岁孩子呢
o*6
6 楼
是的
【在 y*****p 的大作中提到】
: $1 after easy rebate with coupon. Staples® 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose
: Paper, 5-ream case.
: 这个5-ream case是不是一箱里面有5包?
【在 y*****p 的大作中提到】
: $1 after easy rebate with coupon. Staples® 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose
: Paper, 5-ream case.
: 这个5-ream case是不是一箱里面有5包?
s*2
7 楼
川普还要驱逐所有共产党员呢
a*n
8 楼
问一下,limit几箱?
P*e
9 楼
说的比唱的好听，川普上次说了啥，大家都还记得吧，到现在他也只是捏了软柿子
o*e
10 楼
4吧
a*T
11 楼
其实没什么好讨论的，移民政策是主要看议会又不是看总统
a*n
12 楼
看了一下网站上的胖子条款是one coupon per customer. 是可以多次买么?
【在 o*******e 的大作中提到】
: 4吧
【在 o*******e 的大作中提到】
: 4吧
n*2
13 楼
I think the best immigration policy should have broader benefit to both
America's interest as well as immigrants. I like some of the Trump's
immigration reform ideas and some of the immigration policies proposed above
. A good combination of the two will probably have a fairer and broader
benefit to United States.
One example is to reevaluate visa lottery program (DV). This program does
not serve US's best interest and should be reduced or eliminated. Those DV
visa should be allocated to other programs such as EB programs.
The second is a merit-based (or a grading system) immigration system will
significantly benefit US interest. I like Trump's idea of public charge
determination to see if the prospective immigrant will pose a potential
public burden or not and use this point to calculate the priority of the
immigration.
The third is to eliminate the discriminatory practices against applicant's
nationality in adjustment of status on EB categories, especially those EB-1
or 2 applicants with Chinese or Indian origins.USCIS has deemed that the
admission of those applicants are of top priority or of national interest.
As EB program is the only merit-based program so far in US immigration
system, the adjudication of those applications was solely based on their
merits by USCIS. Therefore, there should be no distinction solely based on
applicant's nationality when it comes to the adjustment of their status
among EB-1 & 2 applicants. If there is a maximum number of applicants
annually that are allowed to adjust of their status, it should be a
worldwide cap, instead of a cap on specific nationalities. It is well-known
that there's a long backlog in adjustment of status only for Chinese and
Indian EBs. This discriminatory practice on EB category will turn those much
needed talents away. And that is against America's best interest!
The fourth is to reevaluate EB-5 investor program and potentially expand
this program. Someone think there's some problem in EB-5 program therefore
decided to reduce this program. But the concept of EB-5 is good and is the
program that will immediately create jobs for America and increase
investment in such a dire situation right now.
America's interest as well as immigrants. I like some of the Trump's
immigration reform ideas and some of the immigration policies proposed above
. A good combination of the two will probably have a fairer and broader
benefit to United States.
One example is to reevaluate visa lottery program (DV). This program does
not serve US's best interest and should be reduced or eliminated. Those DV
visa should be allocated to other programs such as EB programs.
The second is a merit-based (or a grading system) immigration system will
significantly benefit US interest. I like Trump's idea of public charge
determination to see if the prospective immigrant will pose a potential
public burden or not and use this point to calculate the priority of the
immigration.
The third is to eliminate the discriminatory practices against applicant's
nationality in adjustment of status on EB categories, especially those EB-1
or 2 applicants with Chinese or Indian origins.USCIS has deemed that the
admission of those applicants are of top priority or of national interest.
As EB program is the only merit-based program so far in US immigration
system, the adjudication of those applications was solely based on their
merits by USCIS. Therefore, there should be no distinction solely based on
applicant's nationality when it comes to the adjustment of their status
among EB-1 & 2 applicants. If there is a maximum number of applicants
annually that are allowed to adjust of their status, it should be a
worldwide cap, instead of a cap on specific nationalities. It is well-known
that there's a long backlog in adjustment of status only for Chinese and
Indian EBs. This discriminatory practice on EB category will turn those much
needed talents away. And that is against America's best interest!
The fourth is to reevaluate EB-5 investor program and potentially expand
this program. Someone think there's some problem in EB-5 program therefore
decided to reduce this program. But the concept of EB-5 is good and is the
program that will immediately create jobs for America and increase
investment in such a dire situation right now.
o*6
14 楼
小二未必同意
【在 a****n 的大作中提到】
: 看了一下网站上的胖子条款是one coupon per customer. 是可以多次买么?
【在 a****n 的大作中提到】
: 看了一下网站上的胖子条款是one coupon per customer. 是可以多次买么?
d*f
15 楼
这是biden得移民政策还是你得移民政策？能不能学点英语自己去人家网站上看明白了
再编？
对非移都是立刻发卡，对phd那是考虑考虑
Joe Biden will work with Congress to pass legislation that:
Creates a roadmap to citizenship for the nearly 11 million people who have
been living in and strengthening our country for years. These are our
mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters. They are our neighbors, co-workers,
and members of our congregations and Little League teams. They contribute
in countless ways to our communities, workforce, and economy. In 2015, the
IRS collected $23.6 billion from 4.4 million workers without Social Security
numbers–many of whom were undocumented. Biden will aggressively advocate
for legislation that creates a clear roadmap to legal status and citizenship
for unauthorized immigrants who register, are up-to-date on their taxes,
and have passed a background check.
Reforms the visa program for temporary workers in select industries. A
collection of industries depend on seasonal workers, or workers who only
seek to be in the U.S. for a short time. The current system for
accommodating these workers is cumbersome, bureaucratic, and inflexible—
driving up incentives to circumvent the system by hiring undocumented
laborers and allowing the employers who control the visa to pay artificially
low wages. Biden will work with Congress to reform the current system of
temporary work visas to allow workers in these select industries to switch
jobs, while certifying the labor market’s need for foreign workers.
Employers should be able to supply data showing a lack of labor availability
and the harm that would result if temporary workers were unavailable. This
flexibility, coupled with strong safeguards that require employers to pay a
fair calculation of the prevailing wage and ensure the right of all workers
to join a union and exercise their labor rights, will help meet the needs of
domestic employers, sustain higher wages for American workers and foreign
workers alike, incentivize workers and employers to operate within legal
channels, prevent exploitation of temporary workers, and boost local
economies.
Reforms the temporary visa system. High skilled temporary visas should not
be used to disincentivize recruiting workers already in the U.S. for in-
demand occupations. An immigration system that crowds out high-skilled
workers in favor of only entry level wages and skills threatens American
innovation and competitiveness. Biden will work with Congress to first
reform temporary visas to establish a wage-based allocation process and
establish enforcement mechanisms to ensure they are aligned with the labor
market and not used to undermine wages. Then, Biden will support expanding
the number of high-skilled visas and eliminating the limits on employment-
based visas by country, which create unacceptably long backlogs.
Provides a path to legalization for agricultural workers who have worked for
years on U.S. farms and continue to work in agriculture. Securing adequate,
seasonal help in the agricultural sector can be inefficient and difficult
to navigate, causing people to avoid or exploit the system, even when jobs
remain unfilled. Biden supports compromise legislation between farmworkers
and the agricultural sector that will provide legal status based on prior
agricultural work history, and a faster-track to a green card and ultimately
citizenship. Biden also will ensure labor and safety rules, including
overtime, humane living conditions, and protection from pesticide and heat
exposure, are enforced with respect to these particularly vulnerable working
people.
Rejects the false choice between employment-based and family-based
immigration. Each day, in every state in the country, millions of immigrants
granted a visa based on family ties make valuable contributions to our
country and economy. Keeping families together and allowing eligible
immigrants to join their American relatives on U.S. soil is critically
important, but the current system is poorly designed with per-country caps
that prevent applications from being approved in a timely fashion. That
means approved applicants may wait decades to be reunited with their
families. As president, Biden will support family-based immigration by
preserving family unification as a foundation of our immigration system; by
allowing any approved applicant to receive a temporary non-immigrant visa
until the permanent visa is processed; and by supporting legislation that
treats the spouse and children of green card holders as the immediate
relatives they are, exempting them from caps, and allowing parents to bring
their minor children with them at the time they immigrate.
Preserves preferences for diversity in the current system. Trump has set his
sights on abolishing the Diversity Visa lottery. This is a program that
brings up to 50,000 immigrants from underrepresented countries to the U.S.
each year. He has disparaged the system as a “horror show” and repeatedly
misrepresents how the lottery is administered, while demonizing and
insulting with racist overtones those who receive the visas. Diversity
preferences are essential to preserving a robust and vibrant immigration
system. As president, Biden will reaffirm our core values and preserve the
critical role of diversity preferences to ensure immigrants everywhere have
the chance to legally become U.S. citizens.
Increases the number of visas offered for permanent, work-based immigration
based on macroeconomic conditions. Currently, the number of employment-based
visas is capped at 140,000 each year, without the ability to be responsive
to the state of the labor market or demands from domestic employers. As
president, Biden will work with Congress to increase the number of visas
awarded for permanent, employment-based immigration—and promote mechanisms
to temporarily reduce the number of visas during times of high U.S.
unemployment. He will also exempt from any cap recent graduates of PhD
programs in STEM fields in the U.S. who are poised to make some of the most
important contributions to the world economy. Biden believes that foreign
graduates of a U.S. doctoral program should be given a green card with their
degree and that losing these highly trained workers to foreign economies is
a disservice to our own economic competitiveness.
Creates a new visa category to allow cities and counties to petition for
higher levels of immigrants to support their growth. The disparity in
economic growth between U.S. cities, and between rural communities and urban
areas, is one of the great imbalances of today’s economy. Some cities and
many rural communities struggle with shrinking populations, an erosion of
economic opportunity, and local businesses that face unique challenges.
Others simply struggle to attract a productive workforce and innovative
entrepreneurs. As president, Biden will support a program to allow any
county or municipal executive of a large or midsize county or city to
petition for additional immigrant visas to support the region’s economic
development strategy, provided employers in those regions certify there are
available jobs, and that there are no workers to fill them. Holders of these
visas would be required to work and reside in the city or county that
petitioned for them, and would be subject to the same certification
protections as other employment-based immigrants.
Enforces the rules to protect American and foreign workers alike. The U.S.
immigration system must guard against economy-wide wage cuts due to
exploitation of foreign workers by unscrupulous employers who undercut the
system by hiring immigrant workers below the market rate or go outside the
immigration system to find workers. Biden will work with Congress to ensure
that employers are not taking advantage of immigrant workers and that U.S.
citizen workers are not being undercut by employers who don’t play by the
rules. Biden will also work to ensure employers have the right tools to
certify their workers’ employment status and will restore the focus on
abusive employers instead of on the vulnerable workers they are exploiting.
Expands protections for undocumented immigrants who report labor violations.
When undocumented immigrants are victims of serious crimes and help in the
investigation of those crimes, they become eligible for U Visas. The Obama-
Biden Administration expanded the U Visa program to certain workplace crimes
. As president, Biden will further extend these protections to victims of
any workplace violations of federal, state, or local labor law by securing
passage of the POWER Act. And, a Biden Administration will ensure that
workers on temporary visas are protected so that they are able to exercise
the labor rights to which they are entitled.
Increases visas for domestic violence survivors. Under the Trump
Administration, there are unacceptable processing delays for adjudicating
applications for VAWA self-petitions, U-visas, and T-visas. As president,
Biden will end these delays and give victims the security and certainty they
need. And, Biden will triple the current cap of 10,000 on U-visas; this cap
is insufficient to meet the dire needs of victims and hinders our public
safety.
【在 S*W 的大作中提到】
: 注：如有版友希望讨论，请注意言辞理性，不要沦为互相攻讦或地图炮等的
: 泛政治贴，否则版务会根据情节严重与否做出相应处理....
: 个人意见：除非取消filibuster，否则就是pipedream
: -rgx
: ------
: Biden的移民政策：
: 1. 美国毕业的PhD，一毕业就发绿卡，配偶子女也同时发绿卡，不受任何名额限制。
: 2. 没有美国PhD学位的，只要能在美国找到工作，就提供H1B visa名额，这些人再
: 根据工资的高低排队发绿卡，工资高的先发绿卡，工资低的后发绿卡。配偶和子女
: 也同时发绿卡。
再编？
对非移都是立刻发卡，对phd那是考虑考虑
Joe Biden will work with Congress to pass legislation that:
Creates a roadmap to citizenship for the nearly 11 million people who have
been living in and strengthening our country for years. These are our
mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters. They are our neighbors, co-workers,
and members of our congregations and Little League teams. They contribute
in countless ways to our communities, workforce, and economy. In 2015, the
IRS collected $23.6 billion from 4.4 million workers without Social Security
numbers–many of whom were undocumented. Biden will aggressively advocate
for legislation that creates a clear roadmap to legal status and citizenship
for unauthorized immigrants who register, are up-to-date on their taxes,
and have passed a background check.
Reforms the visa program for temporary workers in select industries. A
collection of industries depend on seasonal workers, or workers who only
seek to be in the U.S. for a short time. The current system for
accommodating these workers is cumbersome, bureaucratic, and inflexible—
driving up incentives to circumvent the system by hiring undocumented
laborers and allowing the employers who control the visa to pay artificially
low wages. Biden will work with Congress to reform the current system of
temporary work visas to allow workers in these select industries to switch
jobs, while certifying the labor market’s need for foreign workers.
Employers should be able to supply data showing a lack of labor availability
and the harm that would result if temporary workers were unavailable. This
flexibility, coupled with strong safeguards that require employers to pay a
fair calculation of the prevailing wage and ensure the right of all workers
to join a union and exercise their labor rights, will help meet the needs of
domestic employers, sustain higher wages for American workers and foreign
workers alike, incentivize workers and employers to operate within legal
channels, prevent exploitation of temporary workers, and boost local
economies.
Reforms the temporary visa system. High skilled temporary visas should not
be used to disincentivize recruiting workers already in the U.S. for in-
demand occupations. An immigration system that crowds out high-skilled
workers in favor of only entry level wages and skills threatens American
innovation and competitiveness. Biden will work with Congress to first
reform temporary visas to establish a wage-based allocation process and
establish enforcement mechanisms to ensure they are aligned with the labor
market and not used to undermine wages. Then, Biden will support expanding
the number of high-skilled visas and eliminating the limits on employment-
based visas by country, which create unacceptably long backlogs.
Provides a path to legalization for agricultural workers who have worked for
years on U.S. farms and continue to work in agriculture. Securing adequate,
seasonal help in the agricultural sector can be inefficient and difficult
to navigate, causing people to avoid or exploit the system, even when jobs
remain unfilled. Biden supports compromise legislation between farmworkers
and the agricultural sector that will provide legal status based on prior
agricultural work history, and a faster-track to a green card and ultimately
citizenship. Biden also will ensure labor and safety rules, including
overtime, humane living conditions, and protection from pesticide and heat
exposure, are enforced with respect to these particularly vulnerable working
people.
Rejects the false choice between employment-based and family-based
immigration. Each day, in every state in the country, millions of immigrants
granted a visa based on family ties make valuable contributions to our
country and economy. Keeping families together and allowing eligible
immigrants to join their American relatives on U.S. soil is critically
important, but the current system is poorly designed with per-country caps
that prevent applications from being approved in a timely fashion. That
means approved applicants may wait decades to be reunited with their
families. As president, Biden will support family-based immigration by
preserving family unification as a foundation of our immigration system; by
allowing any approved applicant to receive a temporary non-immigrant visa
until the permanent visa is processed; and by supporting legislation that
treats the spouse and children of green card holders as the immediate
relatives they are, exempting them from caps, and allowing parents to bring
their minor children with them at the time they immigrate.
Preserves preferences for diversity in the current system. Trump has set his
sights on abolishing the Diversity Visa lottery. This is a program that
brings up to 50,000 immigrants from underrepresented countries to the U.S.
each year. He has disparaged the system as a “horror show” and repeatedly
misrepresents how the lottery is administered, while demonizing and
insulting with racist overtones those who receive the visas. Diversity
preferences are essential to preserving a robust and vibrant immigration
system. As president, Biden will reaffirm our core values and preserve the
critical role of diversity preferences to ensure immigrants everywhere have
the chance to legally become U.S. citizens.
Increases the number of visas offered for permanent, work-based immigration
based on macroeconomic conditions. Currently, the number of employment-based
visas is capped at 140,000 each year, without the ability to be responsive
to the state of the labor market or demands from domestic employers. As
president, Biden will work with Congress to increase the number of visas
awarded for permanent, employment-based immigration—and promote mechanisms
to temporarily reduce the number of visas during times of high U.S.
unemployment. He will also exempt from any cap recent graduates of PhD
programs in STEM fields in the U.S. who are poised to make some of the most
important contributions to the world economy. Biden believes that foreign
graduates of a U.S. doctoral program should be given a green card with their
degree and that losing these highly trained workers to foreign economies is
a disservice to our own economic competitiveness.
Creates a new visa category to allow cities and counties to petition for
higher levels of immigrants to support their growth. The disparity in
economic growth between U.S. cities, and between rural communities and urban
areas, is one of the great imbalances of today’s economy. Some cities and
many rural communities struggle with shrinking populations, an erosion of
economic opportunity, and local businesses that face unique challenges.
Others simply struggle to attract a productive workforce and innovative
entrepreneurs. As president, Biden will support a program to allow any
county or municipal executive of a large or midsize county or city to
petition for additional immigrant visas to support the region’s economic
development strategy, provided employers in those regions certify there are
available jobs, and that there are no workers to fill them. Holders of these
visas would be required to work and reside in the city or county that
petitioned for them, and would be subject to the same certification
protections as other employment-based immigrants.
Enforces the rules to protect American and foreign workers alike. The U.S.
immigration system must guard against economy-wide wage cuts due to
exploitation of foreign workers by unscrupulous employers who undercut the
system by hiring immigrant workers below the market rate or go outside the
immigration system to find workers. Biden will work with Congress to ensure
that employers are not taking advantage of immigrant workers and that U.S.
citizen workers are not being undercut by employers who don’t play by the
rules. Biden will also work to ensure employers have the right tools to
certify their workers’ employment status and will restore the focus on
abusive employers instead of on the vulnerable workers they are exploiting.
Expands protections for undocumented immigrants who report labor violations.
When undocumented immigrants are victims of serious crimes and help in the
investigation of those crimes, they become eligible for U Visas. The Obama-
Biden Administration expanded the U Visa program to certain workplace crimes
. As president, Biden will further extend these protections to victims of
any workplace violations of federal, state, or local labor law by securing
passage of the POWER Act. And, a Biden Administration will ensure that
workers on temporary visas are protected so that they are able to exercise
the labor rights to which they are entitled.
Increases visas for domestic violence survivors. Under the Trump
Administration, there are unacceptable processing delays for adjudicating
applications for VAWA self-petitions, U-visas, and T-visas. As president,
Biden will end these delays and give victims the security and certainty they
need. And, Biden will triple the current cap of 10,000 on U-visas; this cap
is insufficient to meet the dire needs of victims and hinders our public
safety.
【在 S*W 的大作中提到】
: 注：如有版友希望讨论，请注意言辞理性，不要沦为互相攻讦或地图炮等的
: 泛政治贴，否则版务会根据情节严重与否做出相应处理....
: 个人意见：除非取消filibuster，否则就是pipedream
: -rgx
: ------
: Biden的移民政策：
: 1. 美国毕业的PhD，一毕业就发绿卡，配偶子女也同时发绿卡，不受任何名额限制。
: 2. 没有美国PhD学位的，只要能在美国找到工作，就提供H1B visa名额，这些人再
: 根据工资的高低排队发绿卡，工资高的先发绿卡，工资低的后发绿卡。配偶和子女
: 也同时发绿卡。
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