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serryjw Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-17-06 04:14 PM
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The real consequences of CIRA...Immigration Bill
The real consequences of CIRA……….This country will be a Spanish speaking country in the next 20 years and will
Bankrupt the US treasury with social services to people that have not paid in ONE dollar into the system. Welcome to the New World Order. I saw Robert Rector on C-span. I know Heritage is a RW think tank but that does not make the information below any less accurate. IF you are going to FLAME because it is from the Heritage Foundation, don’t bother wasting your key strokes

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Another important feature of both CIRA and existing immigration law is that immigrants in convertible or LPR status have the right to bring spouses and minor children into the country. Spouses and dependent children will be granted permanent residence along with the primary immigrant and may also become citizens. In addition, after naturalizing, an immigrant has the right to bring his parents into the U.S. as permanent residents with the opportunity for citizenship. There are no numeric limits on the number of spouses, dependent children, and parents of naturalized citizens that may be brought into the country. Additionally, the siblings and adult children (along with their families) of naturalized citizens and the adult children (and their families) of legal permanent residents are given preference in future admission but are subject to numeric caps.
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Foreign workers could enter the U.S. as guest workers if they have a job offer from a U.S. employer. In practical terms, U.S. companies would recruit foreign workers to enter the guest worker program and immigrate to the U.S. Most likely, intermediate employment firms would specialize in recruiting foreign labor for U.S. employers.

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The spouses and minor children of guest workers would also be permitted to immigrate to the U.S.<6> When guest workers petition for LPR status, their spouses and children would receive it as well. Five years after obtaining LPR status, these spouses could become naturalized citizens. The bill sets no limit on the number of spouses and children who could immigrate under the guest worker program. After workers and their spouses have obtained citizenship, they would be able to bring in their parents as legal permanent residents

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Overall, the bill would allow some 103 million persons to legally immigrate over the next twenty years. This is roughly one-third of the current population of the United States
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Immigration/wm1076.cfm
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High Plains Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-17-06 04:49 PM
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1. I guess no one is biting on another fear the immigrants thread
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serryjw Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-17-06 04:52 PM
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2. I post the truth
If you choice to bury your head,nothing I can do.
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area51 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-17-06 05:19 PM
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3. jobs
There aren't enough jobs to go around right now for everyone who wants one. There's no way we can absorb a lot of new immigrants, wherever they might be from.


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