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USCIS 1.2 Billion Bailout???????

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Hello folks,

Check out this article:

https://www.vox.com/2020/5/16/21260966/uscis-bailout-coronavirus-immigration-agency

 

Take away:

1- LESS USCIS staff, SLOW case processing

2-LESS applicants/petitioners, LOW USCIS income

3-INCREASE of filing fees by 10 %, THEN???????????? Who is suffering?

 

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*** Thread closed in favor of on-going thread on same topic. Please do not start, yet another, thread about a topic that is already being discussed.

 

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