Immigration Suspension Executive Order - MEGA THREAD

[TBoneTX 45,258]

1 minute ago, Cilllah said:

it will work out and we will be fine

^^ This.

[cd37 229]

2 minutes ago, givionte said:

Tweets are official record of the President.  Nobody is speculating.  The fact is he said he would temporarily suspend immigration.  That's all we know so far, besides some digging reporters are speculating on.

Well then good luck being fearful, good night.

[Mattgz14 0]

Hi guys,Is that means that all the services will be close down temporary?
I suppose to have my citizenship interview 24th of April but due to Covid19,It’s already been cancelled.So for until further notice this ban would affect my citizenship process as well?any kind of  information would help🙏🏼

[millefleur 5,046]

1 minute ago, Mattgz14 said:

Hi guys,Is that means that all the services will be close down temporary?
I suppose to have my citizenship interview 24th of April but due to Covid19,It’s already been cancelled.So for until further notice this ban would affect my citizenship process as well?any kind of  information would help🙏🏼

We have no idea to what extent (if at all) it affects those currently in the US waiting for AOS, ROC or citizenship. Hopefully it will be clarified soon.

[cd37 229]

3 minutes ago, Cilllah said:

 I know it will work out and we will be fine but I still feel for everyone.

This ^^

[givionte 138]

Just now, Mattgz14 said:

Hi guys,Is that means that all the services will be close down temporary?
I suppose to have my citizenship interview 24th of April but due to Covid19,It’s already been cancelled.So for until further notice this ban would affect my citizenship process as well?any kind of  information would help🙏🏼

Nobody can possibly know.  He tweeted this out at 10pm, and nobody will know what he meant until the next morning.  Keep your eyes glued on the morning news when the administration will be grilled with questions.

[millefleur 5,046]

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[designguy 1,179]

1 minute ago, Jediel❤Cinthia said:

My wife was approved for the cr1 visa on march, we got her passport with the stamp on. I'm a u.s citizen and I'm with her in Brazil. Our flight is scheduled for may. Will this affect her entry ? 

check back tomorrow

[Faisal1 235]

6 minutes ago, designguy said:

No it doesnt. There is no right to have your "kin" immigrate. There are immigration laws that grant the abiltiy to petition, however the government has a final say on who may enter. This right is not enshrined in the constitution.

If you have read the constitution you wouldnt tell me that. If unfortunately you didnt .. and the problem is that i am not here to argue with you but you maybe right.   But  you must read  

No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States

 

[HeatDeath 430]

General pieces of advice:

 

• Do not panic.
• I repeat, do not panic.
• If you are in the US on a legal status, stay here, marry, and AOS. Get that AOS paperwork filed as soon as humanly possible, because even if GC issuances are suspended, having an AOS in process means your status will freeze as AOS applicant and you'll be fine.
• If you have a visa in hand and can travel to the US, do so as soon as humanly possible. Check with the airline that flights are still going to the US before you book. Check with the land crossing that they are allowing entrances on your visa classification.
• If you do not yet have a visa in hand, you were already looking at massive delays anyways, because the embassies aren't doing face to face interviews anyways.

 

For those of you who have faith in a higher power, always remember, every single event you experience comes from that higher power. Trump can't so much as breathe without that higher power's ongoing and continuously regranted permission, the higher power cares about you, and orchestrates everything, including painful things like immigration delays and setbacks, for the ultimate best, even though a lot of times it doesn't feel like it.

 

Edited April 21, 2020 by HeatDeath

[stephanie918 46]

4 minutes ago, Jediel❤Cinthia said:

My wife was approved for the cr1 visa on march, we got her passport with the stamp on. I'm a u.s citizen and I'm with her in Brazil. Our flight is scheduled for may. Will this affect her entry ? 

i'm in the same boat, and so far it seems no one knows.  I think technically, her visa isn't valid until she steps foot in the US and is stamped. so if he bans family immigration, we could be in trouble.

[N400NYC 380]

Trump says he will issue order to suspend immigration during coronavirus crisis, closing off the United States to a new extreme

 

“For Trump’s executive order to work, it would have to direct the State Department and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to immediately stop the issuance of immigration visas. Such a move appears to have no modern precedent and would potentially leave the fiancees, children and other close relatives of U.S. citizens in limbo.”

[MKY 2]

I live abroad from my husband. Hes a US citizen and filed the I-130 for me. We got approval from USCIS and our case is currently at the NVC. I don’t know how this immigration suspension is going to affect us and I’m beyond distressed. It’s been 6 months without him. I don’t know how long I can take this 

[designguy 1,179]

5 minutes ago, Faisal1 said:

If you have read the constitution you wouldnt tell me that. If unfortunately you didnt .. and the problem is that i am not here to argue with you but you maybe right.   But  you must read  

No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States

 

Huh how does that confer the right for a USC to immigrate a relative. I think you're mistaken

[Faisal1 235]

Just now, N400NYC said:

Trump says he will issue order to suspend immigration during coronavirus crisis, closing off the United States to a new extreme

 

“For Trump’s executive order to work, it would have to direct the State Department and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to immediately stop the issuance of immigration visas. Such a move appears to have no modern precedent and would potentially leave the fiancees, children and other close relatives of U.S. citizens in limbo.”

You are 10000 right