Deal reached on immigration

[Jasman0717 9]

[charmac7 4]

I am not picking on Mexico....there are thousands of illegal immigrants from other countries also.....but what I am saying is that this Government makes damn sure they get back in quicker than any other country...hmmmm....wonder why

Do you really? Let me give you a hint: $$$$

I was being sacastic...of course it is about $$$$$$$$$$$$

so is the bill they are trying to pass

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[pedroh 21]

im not sure about that.. u have numbers about the waivers? i know some relatives that can't even get a tourist visa because they don't have enough income proofs...

oh so now they gave me shortcut cuz im Mexican? pff please..

Edited April 8, 2006 by pedroh

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

i know some relatives that can't even get a tourist visa because they don't have enough income proofs...

Me too.

The only Indians I know who can get visitor visas are either insanely wealthy OR they have previously travelled to the US on other kinds of visas (H1B, student, whatever) without any violation of their visa terms...

Edited April 8, 2006 by Agent Smith

[meauxna 15]

im not sure about that.. u have numbers about the waivers? i know some relatives that can't even get a tourist visa because they don't have enough income proofs...

oh so now they gave me shortcut cuz im Mexican? pff please..

pedroh, surf over to http://www.immigrate2us.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=26 and read the opinions there from people waiting on/completing I-601s. Juarez does indeed have a reputation for approving these waivers fairly easily, and quickly, in comparison to other Consulates around the world.

[AlmostMex 0]

Waivers can take years to process depending on the country....but guess what the number one consulate/embassy is Ciudad Juarez, number 1 in approvals.....and number 1 in processing them.....most in a few months. [/b]

this Government makes damn sure they get back in quicker than any other country...hmmmm....wonder why

Hmmm is right. Approval rates in Juarez are high, no doubt about that, although according to this article dated 12/15/05 (http://www.ilw.com/articles/2005,1215-wheeler.shtm) that could be changing.

Do you have sources showing waiver adjudications are quicker in Mexico than in other countries? Current wait time for Juarez interviews is at least a year (last time I checked), and the waiver adjudication rate according to the same website (http://www.ilw.com/articles/2005,1215-wheeler.shtm) is six to nine month delay, and people I know who've needed waivers have waited even longer.

I'm truly curious to have other countries' adjudication wait times and approval rates to compare. Please share your knowledge.