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Thank you for understanding that sometimes things happen and not everything
works out the way it is expected. Going through all the emails and comments
has been quite overwhelming. We understand the frustration that some have
expressed. We also understand that it is directed at the system which
everyone agrees is broken. Needless to say, although we share your
frustration, this delay and temporary setback is not going to stop us from
continuing our work on our fixes. Additionally, we are having our next
Advocacy Event in Washington D.C. in June to advocate the Administration to
push for the fixes and lobby the Congress to move H.R.213 - more information
on this will be available later during the week.
A few points of clarification:
Some members have suggested that this is "Only a Report" and made it sound
trivial or unimportant. Please understand this is an extremely important
step in the process of getting the meaningful admin fixes that we've been
working on for years. For the first time, this official Report will list the
Admin fixes that DHS plans to undertake for skilled immigration. We have
advocated for these fixes for many years, and often people like to talk
about these fixes in forum discussions - EAD for I-140, or filing AOS when
Visa Bulletin dates are not current, etc. All that will be presented in this
Report, which lists and acknowledges all the fixes for the first time in an
official document. That is why this Report will be an EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
MILESTONE.
Please note that some of the fixes will require regulatory process while
other fixes will be partially/fully implemented sooner via issuing a
Memorandum. The regulatory fixes will continue in-parallel to the fixes
through Memos. But to see these fixes through, you will have to come OUT of
the virtual world of anonymous online forums and stand together in the real
world to advocate with DHS, USCIS, and Congress. That and only that is the
way to see these fixes through.
And in-between, as we shared earlier, we expect changes to the system
whereby most (not all) the qualified pending applicants with approved
Immigrant petition (I-140) will be able to file AOS (I-485).
We understand that everyone needs to lookout for themselves. But there is
also a need for people to look beyond their own personal application because
these changes will not happen by themselves. After the initial announcement
, expected to be made in few weeks, there will still be a lot of heavy
lifting required and people will need to participate in the real advocacy
for each of these fixes. Also, it is expected that there could be potential
lawsuits and/or legal challenges for every fix. So be prepared for all that,
as these unexpected turn of events could happen more frequently as we enter
into an uncharted territory of Administrative fixes, as there will be many
forces that will come into play.
works out the way it is expected. Going through all the emails and comments
has been quite overwhelming. We understand the frustration that some have
expressed. We also understand that it is directed at the system which
everyone agrees is broken. Needless to say, although we share your
frustration, this delay and temporary setback is not going to stop us from
continuing our work on our fixes. Additionally, we are having our next
Advocacy Event in Washington D.C. in June to advocate the Administration to
push for the fixes and lobby the Congress to move H.R.213 - more information
on this will be available later during the week.
A few points of clarification:
Some members have suggested that this is "Only a Report" and made it sound
trivial or unimportant. Please understand this is an extremely important
step in the process of getting the meaningful admin fixes that we've been
working on for years. For the first time, this official Report will list the
Admin fixes that DHS plans to undertake for skilled immigration. We have
advocated for these fixes for many years, and often people like to talk
about these fixes in forum discussions - EAD for I-140, or filing AOS when
Visa Bulletin dates are not current, etc. All that will be presented in this
Report, which lists and acknowledges all the fixes for the first time in an
official document. That is why this Report will be an EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
MILESTONE.
Please note that some of the fixes will require regulatory process while
other fixes will be partially/fully implemented sooner via issuing a
Memorandum. The regulatory fixes will continue in-parallel to the fixes
through Memos. But to see these fixes through, you will have to come OUT of
the virtual world of anonymous online forums and stand together in the real
world to advocate with DHS, USCIS, and Congress. That and only that is the
way to see these fixes through.
And in-between, as we shared earlier, we expect changes to the system
whereby most (not all) the qualified pending applicants with approved
Immigrant petition (I-140) will be able to file AOS (I-485).
We understand that everyone needs to lookout for themselves. But there is
also a need for people to look beyond their own personal application because
these changes will not happen by themselves. After the initial announcement
, expected to be made in few weeks, there will still be a lot of heavy
lifting required and people will need to participate in the real advocacy
for each of these fixes. Also, it is expected that there could be potential
lawsuits and/or legal challenges for every fix. So be prepared for all that,
as these unexpected turn of events could happen more frequently as we enter
into an uncharted territory of Administrative fixes, as there will be many
forces that will come into play.
