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I WOULD SUGGEST BROWN - TO MATCH THE COLOR OF ****-WORKERS SPECIALTY !!!
BUT WHY ON EARTH SHOULD WE EVER LET THESE ****STERHEADS GET LEGAL STATUS IN US???!!!
NO ****-WORKER AMNESTY EVER !
WWW.FAIRUS.ORG FOREVER !
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I think it is reasonable, because it will let ALL of the illegals to come out of the shadows and for us to know who is who.Leave a comment:
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Senator Dianne Feinstein to Introduce Orange Card Program Amendment
Prepared on May 19, 2006
What is the Orange Card program?
The Feinstein Orange Card amendment replaces the three-tiered treatment of undocumented immigrants in S. 2611 (the bill now being considered by the senate) with one simple process that applies to undocumented immigrants who lived in the U.S. on 1/1/06 and meet certain other requirements.
Requirements for Orange Card
The requirements to get an Orange Card are as follows:
Undocumented on 1/1/06
Physically present in the U.S. on or before 1/1/06
If over 18, employed or in school on 1/1/06
Paid taxes
Speak English
Have an understanding of American Civics
Pass criminal and security background checks
Registered for the selective service if required
Pay $2,000 fine
The spouse and children of Orange Card holders may also qualify.
Requirements during waiting period
Orange Card holders may become lawful permanent residents when all current applicants for green cards have received them (estimated to be 6 years), or eight years after the bill becomes law, whichever is earlier.
Orange Card holders must check in each year with the government and show that they continue to meet all of the requirements listed above.
Requirements for permanent Green Card
After the 6-8 year waiting period, Orange Card holders may qualify for a permanent green card, if they meet the following requirements:
Continue to meet all of the requirements to get an Orange Card
If over 18, worked or attended school for at least 6 years
What are the advantages of the Orange Card program?
One simple process to legalize qualifying undocumented immigrants who entered the U.S. before 1/1/06.
Does not leave out millions of undocumented immigrants who live in the U.S. and contribute to the economy, as does the current version of S. 2611
Treats all family members equally
Much easier to administer, so less fraud and fewer problems
For 2-5 year immigrants:
No requirement to leave the U.S. and come back
No guestworker requirement
No waiver of right to appeal
Same waiting period as others
If you believe this amendment is an improvement on the bill as written, Monday is the day to call your Senator and say so. (Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121.) If not, tell me why not. This is a hugely important issue, and I hope everyone will let fly.Leave a comment:
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Senator Dianne Feinstein to Introduce Orange Card Program Amendment
Senator Dianne Feinstein to Introduce Orange Card Program Amendment
Prepared on May 19, 2006
What is the Orange Card program?
The Feinstein Orange Card amendment replaces the three-tiered treatment of undocumented immigrants in S. 2611 (the bill now being considered by the senate) with one simple process that applies to undocumented immigrants who lived in the U.S. on 1/1/06 and meet certain other requirements.
Requirements for Orange Card
The requirements to get an Orange Card are as follows:
Undocumented on 1/1/06
Physically present in the U.S. on or before 1/1/06
If over 18, employed or in school on 1/1/06
Paid taxes
Speak English
Have an understanding of American Civics
Pass criminal and security background checks
Registered for the selective service if required
Pay $2,000 fine
The spouse and children of Orange Card holders may also qualify.
Requirements during waiting period
Orange Card holders may become lawful permanent residents when all current applicants for green cards have received them (estimated to be 6 years), or eight years after the bill becomes law, whichever is earlier.
Orange Card holders must check in each year with the government and show that they continue to meet all of the requirements listed above.
Requirements for permanent Green Card
After the 6-8 year waiting period, Orange Card holders may qualify for a permanent green card, if they meet the following requirements:
Continue to meet all of the requirements to get an Orange Card
If over 18, worked or attended school for at least 6 years
What are the advantages of the Orange Card program?
One simple process to legalize qualifying undocumented immigrants who entered the U.S. before 1/1/06.
Does not leave out millions of undocumented immigrants who live in the U.S. and contribute to the economy, as does the current version of S. 2611
Treats all family members equally
Much easier to administer, so less fraud and fewer problems
For 2-5 year immigrants:
No requirement to leave the U.S. and come back
No guestworker requirement
No waiver of right to appeal
Same waiting period as others
If you believe this amendment is an improvement on the bill as written, Monday is the day to call your Senator and say so. (Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121.) If not, tell me why not. This is a hugely important issue, and I hope everyone will let fly.
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