Hi all,
sorry for the typos
this bill (Look at the title) was recently passed by congress and may very well be enacted in 2006 (I am probably not using the proper terms here)...
some of the bill's amendments are scary - if I understood correctly
naturilized citizens cannot file for a sibling's permannet
residency, and maybe I misread, but LPRs cannot get naturalized
anymore?
Does someone have more info regarding the staus and implications of
that bill?
also, what exactly is a crime of moral turpitude? adultetry?
bestilaity? incest? I don't understand what that means. my criminal
record is absolutely clear - never done anything illegal or immoral,
but the term "crimes of moral turpitude" confuses me. It's a term
that I often see on websites... So just wondering... I've read so
many stories about adulterous conditional residents. They should be
deported because of the adultery, correct? Or would that depend on
the state law?
I am starting to take interest in immigration law... Maybe as a
career one day..
sorry for the typos
this bill (Look at the title) was recently passed by congress and may very well be enacted in 2006 (I am probably not using the proper terms here)...
some of the bill's amendments are scary - if I understood correctly
naturilized citizens cannot file for a sibling's permannet
residency, and maybe I misread, but LPRs cannot get naturalized
anymore?
Does someone have more info regarding the staus and implications of
that bill?
also, what exactly is a crime of moral turpitude? adultetry?
bestilaity? incest? I don't understand what that means. my criminal
record is absolutely clear - never done anything illegal or immoral,
but the term "crimes of moral turpitude" confuses me. It's a term
that I often see on websites... So just wondering... I've read so
many stories about adulterous conditional residents. They should be
deported because of the adultery, correct? Or would that depend on
the state law?
I am starting to take interest in immigration law... Maybe as a
career one day..