Thread: There are 10 major problems caused by discriminatory per country limits on employment based green cards — over 1 million people in America cannot do the following without risking deportation:
1) change jobs
2) travel abroad to visit dying relatives
3) start a business
1) change jobs
2) travel abroad to visit dying relatives
3) start a business
4) develop or file patents
5) report abuse or sexual harassment in the workplace
6) be the spouse or child of someone in the backlog who dies
7) be the child of someone in the backlog and turn 21
8) get a promotion to a much higher position in the company
5) report abuse or sexual harassment in the workplace
6) be the spouse or child of someone in the backlog who dies
7) be the child of someone in the backlog and turn 21
8) get a promotion to a much higher position in the company
9) ask for their visa paperwork or ask to participate in their visa petition process (including choosing their own counsel);
10) treat medical patients outside of medical employer practice.
(Plus many other side problems — kids cannot compete in US sporting events, etc)
10) treat medical patients outside of medical employer practice.
(Plus many other side problems — kids cannot compete in US sporting events, etc)
There is no sense in splintering and doing 10 separate bills for each of these problems. That is what opponents of #greencardequality want (divide and conquer). Solving all 10 problems literally requires removing one sentence from the code. It is not a heavy lift. Get it done!
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