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TITLE FIVE This title was not modified significantly during the Committee process. It includes provisions:
• Ending the counting of Immediate Relatives of U.S. citizens against the annual cap on family-based immigrants; redistributing immigrant visas among the various family-based preference categories
• Increasing the number of employment-based immigrant visas from 140,000 to 290,000 and redistributing the visas among the various employment-based preference categories (including increasing the number of visas available to “essential workers” from 10,000 to 87,000); and no longer counting spouses and children of employment-based immigrants against the visa limits
• Permitting immigrant visa numbers that go unused because of processing delays to apply to a subsequent fiscal year
• Slightly expanding the per-country limits to help clear out backlogs from countries like Mexico, China, and India
This will be a good relief for everybody.
TITLE FIVE This title was not modified significantly during the Committee process. It includes provisions:
• Ending the counting of Immediate Relatives of U.S. citizens against the annual cap on family-based immigrants; redistributing immigrant visas among the various family-based preference categories
• Increasing the number of employment-based immigrant visas from 140,000 to 290,000 and redistributing the visas among the various employment-based preference categories (including increasing the number of visas available to “essential workers” from 10,000 to 87,000); and no longer counting spouses and children of employment-based immigrants against the visa limits
• Permitting immigrant visa numbers that go unused because of processing delays to apply to a subsequent fiscal year
• Slightly expanding the per-country limits to help clear out backlogs from countries like Mexico, China, and India
This will be a good relief for everybody.