Supreme Court Ruling today on CSPA

[raalrock7 0]

The supreme court ruled against CSPA "age-out" kids today.

My question is the following, does this only affect children of primary beneficiaries still waiting for their priority date?

In my scenario, the petitioner is already a permanent resident and was a permanent resident when she petitioned for her 20 year old daughter who turned 21 while waiting for the priority date.

Does this ruling impact her? Yes or no?

To me the answer appears to be that it does not impact her but I am still unsure.

Also, does anyone know when this ruling takes affect.

Thank you for anyone who can help me figure this out.

[aaron2020 11,651]

The US Supreme Court deferred to the US Government's interpretation, so the current interpretation remains unchanged.

[raalrock7 0]

You are incorrect. Go to NPR.

Supreme Court Rules Some Kids Must Restart Immigration Process At Age 21

[aaron2020 11,651]

You are incorrect. Go to NPR.

Supreme Court Rules Some Kids Must Restart Immigration Process At Age 21

Actually, you are incorrect.

Please tell me what changed when the US Supreme ruled the US government's current interpretation is valid?

What changed from Matter of Wang?

Nothing. SCOTUS agrees with the BIA decision in Matter of Wang.

[Pitaya 2,577]

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Edited June 10, 2014 by A&B

[raalrock7 0]

I stand corrected...

[hammadf2a 3]

it doesn't effect you.