l*t
2 楼
Dear Mr. ***,
Thank you for contacting me about employment-based green cards. I
appreciate hearing from you on this issue.
Four major principles underlie current U.S. policy on permanent immigration:
the reunification of families, the admission of immigrants with needed
skills, the protection of refugees, and the diversity of admissions by
country of origin. These principles were codified by the Immigration and
Nationality Act, enacted in 1965, which established numerical limits and
preference categories for immigrants and those seeking legal permanent
resident status.
The Immigration and Nationality Act specifies that each year countries are
held to a numerical limit of seven percent of the worldwide level of U.S.
immigrant admissions, which are known as per-country limits. The only
immigrants exempted from this numerical limit are immediate relatives of U.S
. citizens as well as refugees and asylees. The annual worldwide limit of
permanent admissions is 675,000; of this number, 140,000 are allocated for
employment-based visas. Prior to 2001, employment-based immigrants were
also held to the per-country seven percent limit; however, with the
enactment of the American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act (P
.L. 106-313), per-country ceilings may be surpassed for employment-based
immigrants as long as visas are available within the worldwide limit for
employment-based permanent admissions. Following removal of restrictions on
employment-based country limits, few countries have been oversubscribed for
employment-based permanent admissions. However, for the past several years
processing delays have arisen for some applicants, especially those from
China, India, Mexico, and the Philippines.
I believe that Congress should continue working to deliver comprehensive
immigration reform, which is vital to getting our economy moving again and
is crucial to farms and businesses across Washington State and the country.
Comprehensive immigration reform should prioritize our nation's security by
bringing undocumented immigrants out of the shadows and requiring them to
register with the government, undergo background checks, study English and
pay taxes. Any policy changes must improve border enforcement and address
the labor shortages in the fields of agriculture and technology. Employers
must abide by fair labor standards and respect the rule of law in the
workplace, and all workers should be paying their fair share of taxes.
On September June 22, 2011 Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) introduced the
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011 (S. 1258). This legislation
increases resources for border patrol personnel, border technology
improvements, and expands the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program to
cover additional criminal justice costs sustained by local governments. The
legislation also mandates the use of an employment verification system for
all employers within five years and creates a new fraud-resistant Social
Security card. This legislation also includes provisions that address the
processing delays for green card applications. S. 1258 is currently pending
in the Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
Thank you again for contacting me to share your thoughts on this matter.
Please be assured that I will keep your thoughts in mind if I have the
opportunity to consider immigration reform legislation in the U.S. Senate.
You may be interested in signing up for my periodic update for Washington
State residents. If you are interested in subscribing to this update,
please visit my website at http://cantwell.senate.gov. Please do not hesitate to contact me in the future if I can be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Maria Cantwell
United States Senator
Thank you for contacting me about employment-based green cards. I
appreciate hearing from you on this issue.
Four major principles underlie current U.S. policy on permanent immigration:
the reunification of families, the admission of immigrants with needed
skills, the protection of refugees, and the diversity of admissions by
country of origin. These principles were codified by the Immigration and
Nationality Act, enacted in 1965, which established numerical limits and
preference categories for immigrants and those seeking legal permanent
resident status.
The Immigration and Nationality Act specifies that each year countries are
held to a numerical limit of seven percent of the worldwide level of U.S.
immigrant admissions, which are known as per-country limits. The only
immigrants exempted from this numerical limit are immediate relatives of U.S
. citizens as well as refugees and asylees. The annual worldwide limit of
permanent admissions is 675,000; of this number, 140,000 are allocated for
employment-based visas. Prior to 2001, employment-based immigrants were
also held to the per-country seven percent limit; however, with the
enactment of the American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act (P
.L. 106-313), per-country ceilings may be surpassed for employment-based
immigrants as long as visas are available within the worldwide limit for
employment-based permanent admissions. Following removal of restrictions on
employment-based country limits, few countries have been oversubscribed for
employment-based permanent admissions. However, for the past several years
processing delays have arisen for some applicants, especially those from
China, India, Mexico, and the Philippines.
I believe that Congress should continue working to deliver comprehensive
immigration reform, which is vital to getting our economy moving again and
is crucial to farms and businesses across Washington State and the country.
Comprehensive immigration reform should prioritize our nation's security by
bringing undocumented immigrants out of the shadows and requiring them to
register with the government, undergo background checks, study English and
pay taxes. Any policy changes must improve border enforcement and address
the labor shortages in the fields of agriculture and technology. Employers
must abide by fair labor standards and respect the rule of law in the
workplace, and all workers should be paying their fair share of taxes.
On September June 22, 2011 Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) introduced the
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011 (S. 1258). This legislation
increases resources for border patrol personnel, border technology
improvements, and expands the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program to
cover additional criminal justice costs sustained by local governments. The
legislation also mandates the use of an employment verification system for
all employers within five years and creates a new fraud-resistant Social
Security card. This legislation also includes provisions that address the
processing delays for green card applications. S. 1258 is currently pending
in the Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
Thank you again for contacting me to share your thoughts on this matter.
Please be assured that I will keep your thoughts in mind if I have the
opportunity to consider immigration reform legislation in the U.S. Senate.
You may be interested in signing up for my periodic update for Washington
State residents. If you are interested in subscribing to this update,
please visit my website at http://cantwell.senate.gov. Please do not hesitate to contact me in the future if I can be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Maria Cantwell
United States Senator
c*p
3 楼
虽然是现代战争小说,不知道在这版上问合不合适。
c*s
5 楼
good job!
这个你需要去FOLLOW UP。她用关于移民法改革模版回复你。 你要和他/她说不涉及改
任何法律,是现有的法律没有得到合理执行。
27%的职业移民名额在一,二季度被短缺。
这个你需要去FOLLOW UP。她用关于移民法改革模版回复你。 你要和他/她说不涉及改
任何法律,是现有的法律没有得到合理执行。
27%的职业移民名额在一,二季度被短缺。
q*x
8 楼
On September June 22, 2011 Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) introduced the
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011 (S. 1258).
what the heck?
immigration:
【在 l******t 的大作中提到】
: Dear Mr. ***,
:
: Thank you for contacting me about employment-based green cards. I
: appreciate hearing from you on this issue.
:
: Four major principles underlie current U.S. policy on permanent immigration:
: the reunification of families, the admission of immigrants with needed
: skills, the protection of refugees, and the diversity of admissions by
: country of origin. These principles were codified by the Immigration and
: Nationality Act, enacted in 1965, which established numerical limits and
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011 (S. 1258).
what the heck?
immigration:
【在 l******t 的大作中提到】
: Dear Mr. ***,
:
: Thank you for contacting me about employment-based green cards. I
: appreciate hearing from you on this issue.
:
: Four major principles underlie current U.S. policy on permanent immigration:
: the reunification of families, the admission of immigrants with needed
: skills, the protection of refugees, and the diversity of admissions by
: country of origin. These principles were codified by the Immigration and
: Nationality Act, enacted in 1965, which established numerical limits and
p*a
16 楼
写了1百万字,故事前进了可能才3天
这几把书的问题
这几把书的问题
I*n
17 楼
我跟到上个月的进度,后来铁血币花光了。
正好攒一攒,过半年再看吧
正好攒一攒,过半年再看吧
a*e
25 楼
申请加入铁血军文俱乐部,怎么半天没人理?
哪位老大帮忙看一下。
哪位老大帮忙看一下。
p*r
29 楼
180以前的好像没有
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