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k1 and k3 visas in the 70's 80's 90's 2000's

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about half way done myself with my wifes imigration process(adj status). Have a lot of friends who have done this a long long time ago. i always question myself why they need certain information. I guess i am becoming obssesed with the whole proccess. I am looking for a time line or accurate history of this whole proccess starting from the 70's. obviously 9/11 changed things for us. How can this whole proccess be easier and still safe for homeland security? vent here, if your not sure about the history you can still give your idea or opinion. A lot of people have jobs because we want are loved ones here.

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