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National Coalition for Dignity and Amnesty for all Undocumented Immigrants

 

Initial proposal for amnesty

 

FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - ECONOMIC EXPANSION AND DOCUMENTED ORGANIZED MANAGEMENT.

  • A legalization of the undocumented individuals presently residing in the United States as of the date of the signing of the Act by the President of the United States.

  1. Undocumented individuals who are continuously, physically present in the United States as of the date of the signing of the Act by the President are eligible to file an adjustment of status application to that of a Lawful Permanent Resident.

  2. These individuals must meet all the requirements under Section 212(a) - (2) and (3) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

  3. These individuals must file applications within two and a half years of the final passage of a legalization law.

  • Temporary Resident Status

This category will begin with the Legalization effort as previously processed under IRCA in 1986. However, this new form of Temporary Resident Status will also allow intending immigrants who have an approved family-based petitions pending or approved employment-based petitions pending to enter the United States immediately. These Temporary Residents who are on a waiting list for visa numbers will then be reunited with United States Citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident family members or united with prospective United States employers.
Those aliens who enter through an approved employment petition have the option of changing employers if they want, but they must demonstrate that they are working for another employer or are self-employed and that they are paying taxes. Exceptions to this requirement under the TRS category are those who are unable to work, such as, pregnant women or women with newborns, the elderly, children, the disabled and injured, abused spouses.

BENEFITS OF AN AMNESTY (LEGALIZATION)

  • The Amnesty applicant is not required to have been inspected and admitted or paroled into the United States.

  • The Amnesty applicant is not subject to bars as set forth in Section 245(c) of the Act. (e.g., the Act bars aliens who accepted or continued in unauthorized employment, aliens who remained in the United States longer than authorized, aliens admitted as crewmen, in transit without visa, or under the visa waiver pilot program).

  • Neither worldwide quota restrictions nor per-country quota restrictions apply.

  • The Amnesty would allow an otherwise qualified applicant to adjust status, notwithstanding inadmissibility for likelihood of becoming a public change, for failure to obtain a labor certification, for failure to meet certain requirements applicable to foreign-trained physicians, for failure to meet certain standards for foreign health-care workers, for entering or remaining in the country illegally, for violating documentary requirements relating to entry as an immigrant, or for accruing more than 180 days of unlawful presence prior to the alien's last departure or removal.

  • An undocumented individual who has been paroled into the United States and is now in exclusion or removal proceedings before an immigration judge is not barred from filing an application for adjustment of status while in such proceedings.

  • An undocumented individual who has an order of deportation is not barred from filing an application for adjustment of status under the legalization.

 

BENEFITS OF A TEMPORARY RESIDENT STATUS PROGRAM

  • Individuals will not attempt to enter the United States illegally while awaiting for their approved immigrant petition to become current, as they might do under the 245(i) program.

  • United States Citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents will be reunited with family members who have been waiting for many years to enter the United States.

  • The waiting list for all countries will be current and equal because neither worldwide quota restrictions nor per-country quota restrictions apply.

  • The United States will move toward solving its problem with the current and growing labor shortage that is present in the various labor fields.

  • The U.S. government will continue to have a controlled policy of bringing previously approved beneficiaries into the United States.

  • It will stop the multi-million dollar industry of smuggling undocumented persons into the U.S.

  • The United States will have a system already in place for future beneficiaries of approved petitions.

  • It will stop the several million dollar a year phony ID industry, redirecting some of these resources to the U.S. government.

  • It will lead to the legal transfer of money and property.

  • It will save the government money by allowing de-militarization of the border

  • It will lead to the proper collection of all taxes.

  • It will end the brutal deaths suffered by those crossing the border (last year over 400 recorded deaths)

  • It will make possible the accounting of all people in the U.S.

  • The government will have full and total control of all people crossing the borders.

 


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