2009 population from 1 to 10

New York, N.Y. ………………8,363,710
Los Angeles, Calif………….. 3,833,995
Chicago, Ill…………………… 2,853,114
Houston, Tex………………… 2,242,193
Philadelphia, Pa. ……………1,567,924
Phoenix, Ariz……………….. 1,447,395
San Diego, Calif……………. 1,351,305
Dallas, Tex. ………………….1,279,910
San Diego ……………………1,279,329
San Jose, Calif. ………………948,279

That means that is the same quantity of people that New York and Chicago has.
Just imagine our country with out people in New York and Chicago…
How expensive is going to be that?

Let’s use our heads We are the # 1 country in the world! Let’s fix this problem as We are.

The problem is based on the way that our broken immigration system is, if the visa gap could be larger for family members and if we could have a real temporary workers program like in Europe, We can solve the problem. Let’s rebuild our database to use the E-Verify

We don’t need more fences, we don’t need more expenses on that. We just have to fix what is broken and unfortunately in this case is our law that was designed for the situation that we had 30 years ago, don’t patch it, fix it!. and fix it for ever, do it right.

Fixing our immigration system is not just the right thing to do for immigrant workers; it’s the right thing to do for all workers and for our economy.

Obviously the writer does not realize that Caucasians, not Latinos, are the majority in this country and, as such, it is this ethnic group – not Latinos – who should/must receive the most attention from/by candidates. Polls document that Obama would have won the 2008 election even if not one Latino voted for him. Further, to assume that Lindsey Graham has any influence whatsoever on senior GOP members is a fantasy. Graham is ridiculed by the GOP and detested by his own constituents. Graham knows this and his “efforts” on behalf of LaRaza et al are analogous to someone interviewing for a job. Graham knows he will not be re-elected and LaRaza hasn’t yet figured out that he is not advocating on their behalf; rather, he is auditioning for a lobbying position in anticipation of his ouster.

1. Immediately, the US will stop taking applications for Green cards until item #4 below is completed.

2. If you are in the United States and out of status after having entered legally, you must report to USCIS within 90 days. After that – no deal. You get caught you get deported.

3. After you report you pay a $3000 fine. Then you will be required to notify the USCIS of any and all changes of address. You will be given a certification of compliance and a tracking number.

4. After all applications for entry have been completed (see #1), you will be processed in order of reporting (see #3).

5. If you were brought to the US by your parents and are under age 18, they are responsible for your $3000 fee and the above process.

6. If you were brought to the US by you parents and are over age 18, you are responsible for your $3000 fee and the above process. (Sorry but the US is not going to be responsible for your parents having broken our immigration laws.

7. If you are in the United States and out of status after having entered illegally, you must report to USCIS within 90 days. After that – no deal. You get caught you get deported.

8. After you report you pay a $5000 fine. Then you will be required to leave the country. You will be given a certification of compliance, and a tracking number.

9. After all applications for entry have been completed (see #4), you can if you choose, apply for re-entry.

Ideal Immigration Reform & Earned Citizenship

1. If you are in the United States and out of status but enter the country with inspection, must show I-94 (Arrival – Departure Record) or other entry documents.

A) 20 years plus stay in the US : you will get a green card immediately.
(must show past Federal Tax for 18 years)
B) 15 years plus stay in the US : you will get a green card after 1 year.
(must show past Federal Tax for 13 years)
C) 10 years plus stay in the US : you will get a green card after 5 years.
(must show past Federal Tax for 8 years)
D) 5 years plus stay in the US : you will get a green card after 10 years.
(must show past Federal Tax for 3 years)
E) less than 5 years stay in the US : you will get a green card after 12 years.

2. If you are in the United States and out of status but enter the country without inspection, cannot show I-94 (Arrival – Departure Record) or other entry documents.

a) You will be given a special visa to go back to your country and a guaranteed return (within 90 days), and inspection with USCIS.
b) After 12 years you will get a green card.

3. If you are in the United States and out of status but accompanied by your parents before the age of 16.

a) You will be given a special visa to go back to your country and a guaranteed return (within 90 days), and inspection with USCIS.
b) You must have lived continuously in the U.S. for at least 5 years
c) You must either complete 2 years of collage or serve in the military for a minimum of 2 years.
d) You will get a green card after your 26th birthday.

4. You must pay $3000 fee to USCIS regardless of your status to process your application.
5. All applicants must prove their common English language skills within one year after you file your application.
6. Pass a background check with FBI.
7. Barred from any Federal Welfare Program until you get your Green Card.
8. If you are married and have children (under 21) they will be united to you immediately.
9. You must prove each year as a TAX PAYER. Must pay $2000 or more per year FEDERAL TAX. If you pay $5,000 or more FEDERAL TAX, you can expedite your application process by one year. $10,000 or more by two years and $15,000 or more by three years.
10. All applicants will be issued a 5 years Work Authorization Card immediately.
11. You can travel outside the country but cannot stay more than 90 days.
12. After you get your green card, 2 years later you will become a US Citizen.