Originally posted by ClevelandGuru
Here is what I would be willing to settle for.
1. After 6 months of filing I 485. There shouldn't be any restriction on the job. An applicant should be allowed to switch job and the salary and job responsibilties shouldn't matter. Just like a Green card holder. If the applicant gets laid off, the processing should still continue.
2. An EAD and a Travel Document (Advance Parole) should be automatically issued after 6 months of filing I 485. This should be valid for a period equal to the current processing time of I485. A new EAD and Travel Document should be automatically issued if the I 485 is not processed within the expiry date of the previous EAD and Travel Document.
3. Dependants I 485 should not be canceled if the primary applicant dies or divorces the spouse.
Mr Rajiv,
I am willing to donate for this cause? Will more money help us in any way? Puting an advertisement in media may be.
Siva
Originally posted by PrakashR
Mr. Rajiv Khanna, I have to say I was all most shocked to see an immigration attorney suing the Goverment for inaction. Irrespective of the results of this action, I think the attention it generates in media alone would go a long way in addressing the cause of the legal non-immigrant worker, especially in an election year.
1. Apart from writing to the Senators and Congreesmen, what else can the non-immigrant workers do to support you ? I was thinking of getting a petition signed by all the willing CEOs of the Companies that have non-immigrant workers working for them.
2. Considering this is an election year, what can we do to make this an election issue ? hire a PR or lobbying firm ? I am aware of magnitude of trying to force an issue like this on the national political debate, but we have to also realise that election time is our best chance to get their attention. Imagine political repercussion an article titled something like "Bush's immigration policy favors illegal immigrants over the leagal" in CNN or MSNBC can have in the heating presidential arena ?
3. Is there an official forum/assoication of the legal non-immigrant workers. Getting organised in a formal way so we can all throw our wait with a single voice will be the most effective way of utilising our strength.
Originally posted by mazdur_desi
3. Is there an official forum/assoication of the legal non-immigrant workers. Getting organised in a formal way so we can all throw our wait with a single voice will be the most effective way of utilising our strength
Yes -from what I know, www.isn.org played a significant role in getting the AC 21 law approved in 2000.
I have been given to understand that they still have a lot of resources (read finances).
It will be good if we can join hands with them. They added the news about the lawsuit on their page
http://www.isn.org/news/index.html
Originally posted by rajeevnair32
Hi guys,
To the people asking for similar lawsuits against SESA/DOL
Check this out ->
http://www.courtbriefs.com/PDF_Files/CCCOOK04CH00602CA.pdf
Originally posted by vicky_usa
as we see that the 60 days reply back deadline is coming nearer. i was wondering what extra work can we as a group or community do inorder to give a big boost to this litigation. so far our case is covered in media (not US), letters are sent to different congressman, president etc etc......
what next big step we can take inorder to give a big push so that it comes in limelight of all the people. was wondering if this current Presidential candidates can give some help. yesterday night i heard John Kerry winner in IOWA caucaus stating "when i become President, first i will remove John Ashcroft from the designation of Attorney General"......
Originally posted by operations
Nothing much else at this point. We are preparing the next set of court documents. So, we shall see.