The last time the congress pass legalization program was in 1986 for people who were illegally in the U.S before January 1982 and live in the U.S until May 1987. In my opinion I think the new legalization program should cover four groups of people:-
1- People, who lived in the U.S before January 1985 till 2005, lived in the U.S for 20 years can apply for permanent resident right away.
2- People, who lived in the U.S before January 1990 till 2005, lived in the U.S for 15 years will work two years then they will be able to apply for green card.
3- People who lived in the U.S before January 1995 till 2005, lived in the U.S for 10 years will work 4 years then can apply for green cared
4- People who live in the U.S before January 2000 till 2005, live in the U.S for 5 years will get work permit for 6 years then they can apply for green card.
If you agree with my proposal, please e-mail it to your Senator/Congressman. Thanks
1- People, who lived in the U.S before January 1985 till 2005, lived in the U.S for 20 years can apply for permanent resident right away.
2- People, who lived in the U.S before January 1990 till 2005, lived in the U.S for 15 years will work two years then they will be able to apply for green card.
3- People who lived in the U.S before January 1995 till 2005, lived in the U.S for 10 years will work 4 years then can apply for green cared
4- People who live in the U.S before January 2000 till 2005, live in the U.S for 5 years will get work permit for 6 years then they can apply for green card.
If you agree with my proposal, please e-mail it to your Senator/Congressman. Thanks