The proposed bill will reduce the route for the green card – but will it pass?

Can qualify for immigrants in America Lawful permanent resident status (Usually known as a green card) If they live in the country continuously for at least seven years before applying, you do not have a criminal record, and all other current eligibility requirements are met – according to a bill to be offered in the American Senate Senator Alex PadillaAccording to a release, the Bill’s Backers have been announced against the background of the Bill’s Backers as the “indiscriminate” immigration enforcement practices of the Trump administration.The bill is expected to be introduced in the US Senate in the coming week, but immigration experts are suspicious of its passage. Padila, a ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on immigration, made headlines a month ago, when he was forcibly removed from a press conference organized by the Department of Security Secretary, Homeland – a press conference organized by the Department of Security Secretary of Homeland – an incident that instigated the nation -wide debate. The senator will co-insert the bill in the Dick Durbin Senate, while the representatives will lead parallel attempts to the Zo Loofgrain Representative Assembly.“This overdue update will provide a very essential route for a green card for more than 8 million people, in which the dreamer, forcibly displaced persons (Temporary protected position holders), Long -term visa holders, essential workers and children of high efficient members of our workforce, like, H -1B visa holderThose who have been waiting for years for the Green Card to be available, ”a release from Padila’s office says.If passed, the bill will also benefit hundreds of Indian citizens trapped in a decades. Backlog for employment-based green card And help children prevent family separation due to ‘aging’ (at the age of 21). Currently, these children must either switch to an international student visa from a dependent visa (such as H -4) or to be deported to India or any other country. According to March 2023, David J. Director of immigration studies by beer Cato instituteEmployment-based green card backlog (EB-2 and EB-3 categories) for India 10. It had reached 7 lakhs, in which about 1.34 lakh children used to estimate age before the green card was available.Technically, the Bill at an attempt to amend Section 249 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, known as the “Registry”, which provides the Secretary of Homeland Security to give a valid permanent resident status to the individuals who have been in the country since a specified date and meet other criteria. Section 249 was last updated in 1986, and the current cutoff date for eligibility remains over January 1, 1972 – 50 years ago.Senator Padila introduced a uniform bill in September 2022, which is now being revived and reinstated. The “Renewal Immigration Provision” of the Immigration Act of 1929 will amend the registry law by updating the eligibility cutoff, who allow those individuals who live in the US for at least seven years before filing an application to qualify for a permanent residence.“Americans know that the Trump administration has a better way for the hardworking immigrants of the hardworking immigrants and frightening in the California communities,” said Padila. “We believe that if you have lived here for seven years, you have paid taxes, contributed to your community, and there is no criminal record, then you deserve a route for globalization. My bill is a common sense fix for our old immigration system – the same reform Republican President Ronald Reagan hugged four decades ago, which was called a case of the basic impaired.” This law does not create a new bureaucracy or agencies – it simply updates a long time to reflect today’s reality and provides a fair shot in American Dream for millions of Dreams, TPS holders and highly skilled workers facing delays and uncertainty for decades. ,