Those who are used to traveling know that it is always necessary to leave one day.
Paulo Coelho
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Let's go to USA!
But before traveling you have to know the laws of gringolandia. The country has precise migratory regulations and knowing them will make the doors always open (and iron doors that are)
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Immigration and Citizenship Law since 1952
According to its acronym in English is written "Immigration and Nationality Act" and has been amended several times.
This law is found in Title 8 of the United States Code. Its greatest relevance is that of having established the migratory structure that is still in force.
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The Law regulates good moral character (this is the requirement for acquiring citizenship through naturalization, behaving well). At the moment of being approved, the adultery committed was cause for not being able to naturalize. If you betrayed, I HAD NOT USED YOUR DESTINY ... come back!
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The Immigration and Citizenship Law lists causes for which a person may be considered inadmissible to enter the United States. It also details why someone could face deportation.
In this legislation, one of the causes of deportation was to be considered a "subversive person", but the cause was eliminated in 1990.
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Hart-Celler Act of 1965
The main point is that it puts an end to the system of emigration by installments (the Hart-Celler Act is an amendment to the Immigration and Citizenship Act)
The legislation establishes a system of preferences to emigrate, giving priority to the family. At the same time, a maximum quota is maintained per country to emigrate within each category
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It is estimated that because of this law, in the year 2050, non-Hispanic whites (pure gringo from Gringolandia) will cease to be a majority in the United States ... (will Trump know this?)
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Law on the Reform of Illegal Immigration and Migratory Responsibility 1996
The legislation was signed by then President Bill Clinton (husband of Hillary and Monica's lover ... you know the roll, right?). It has three points of great impact for the immigrant community.
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A. This legislation allows the detention of immigrants for months and even for two years, before they see a migratory judge.
B. Enables agreements between federal and state and local agencies for the enforcement of immigration laws.
C. Create what is known as the 3 and 10 year punishment for immigrants who are illegally in the United States.
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According to the criteria, this legislation makes it difficult to regularize the undocumented. You have to know how the punishment works and who is excluded, or who can avoid the effects through adjustment of status. We must also know who can mitigate its effects with a temporary resignation for extreme hardness.
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You're going?
A question answered ten times
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