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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Brothers have ridiculousy long waits. As much as 25 years. Only U.S. Citizens can bring fathers (or brothers) for that matter. I think you have no clue how immigration actually works. Clans have no way to immigrate at all. You are just making that shit up.

The big problem here is cutting legal immigrants by 50%. We need legal immigrants.

My mother applied for her sister. By the time she got her greencard, she was in her 60s, retired, and sits at home and gets medicaid from her state (NY), without ever having paid taxes into our system.

How is this a better system than the proposal? I would much rather a young, educated person who wants to make a future for their family get priority- even if it keeps members of my own family out! Our current system makes no sense, and it puts the lives of people trying to immigrate here on hold for years at a time, while they wait and dream about their green cards.

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Brothers have ridiculousy long waits. As much as 25 years. Only U.S. Citizens can bring fathers (or brothers) for that matter. I think you have no clue how immigration actually works. Clans have no way to immigrate at all. You are just making that shit up.

The big problem here is cutting legal immigrants by 50%. We need legal immigrants.

Anonymous wrote:Trump's own mother would not have been able to immigrate based on this change. She was a maid. And what particular skill did melania have.

Anonymous wrote:Trump's own mother would not have been able to immigrate based on this change. She was a maid. And what particular skill did melania have.

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Culturally backward people tend to be more clannish? Like the white supremacists and racists?

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Brothers have ridiculoulsy long waits. As much as 25 years. Only U.S. Citizens can bring fathers (or brothers) for that matter. I think you have no clue how immigration actually works. Clans have no way to immigrate at all. You are just making that shit up.

The big problem here is cutting legal immigrants by 50%. We need legal immigrants.

I am an immigrant idiot. who actually went through the process (and know many other who did) instead of reading some Cato pamphlet about it.

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Brothers have ridiculoulsy long waits. As much as 25 years. Only U.S. Citizens can bring fathers (or brothers) for that matter. I think you have no clue how immigration actually works. Clans have no way to immigrate at all. You are just making that shit up.

The big problem here is cutting legal immigrants by 50%. We need legal immigrants.

I am an immigrant idiot. who actually went through the process (and know many other who did) instead of reading some Cato pamphlet about it.

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Brothers have ridiculoulsy long waits. As much as 25 years. Only U.S. Citizens can bring fathers (or brothers) for that matter. I think you have no clue how immigration actually works. Clans have no way to immigrate at all. You are just making that shit up.

The big problem here is cutting legal immigrants by 50%. We need legal immigrants.

Anonymous wrote:My family and I came from Russia in 1994. Neither of my parents had money or education and spoke very little English. I was in grade school and my brother and I started school without knowing a word of English. We stayed in a two bedroom apartment with another Russian family. I remember being hungry a lot. Both of my parents worked two jobs - sometimes dropping my brother and I off at the library because they couldn't afford a sitter.

My father now own a company that employs 12 Americans and gives them benefits. My mother is a preschool teacher. I am a pediatrician and my brother is in medical school now.

We are the family this bill would turn away.

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Culturally backward people tend to be more clannish? Like the white supremacists and racists?

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Brothers have ridiculoulsy long waits. As much as 25 years. Only U.S. Citizens can bring fathers (or brothers) for that matter. I think you have no clue how immigration actually works. Clans have no way to immigrate at all. You are just making that shit up.

The big problem here is cutting legal immigrants by 50%. We need legal immigrants.

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.

Culturally backward people tend to be more clannish? Like the white supremacists and racists?

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Anonymous wrote:It's nice to know that America will have a policy similar to the one that turned away 900 Jews who fled Nazi Germany in 1939 on the MS St. Louis, #MAGA

so for how many millennia do we need to accept every single person because we turned them way? btw, weren't they highly educated or something? or are we supposed to give preference to those who have uncle's uncle in the US, the way we do now?

Do not talk what you have no clue about. That tells badly about your intelligence and maybe you deserve to be deported replaced by some smart immigrant.

The immigration policy provides options for parents and siblings of US permanent residents or citizens to immigrate not uncle or uncle's uncle. You need to be permanent resident or citizen to even apply for them NOT just a mere visa holder.

Riiight. Except that a person brings a sibling who brings a spouse who brings a sibling so pretty quickly we have uncles uncle.

The annual quota is fixed. The number of immigrants we allow is a simple function of the quota the government sets. It takes years to go through the process. Your uncle's uncle will most likely die before he can complete the process. There is a long line and a fixed number of slots given each year.

As to who is allowed to come is a totally different question from the number of immigrants we are going to get. I don't think Miller understands the distinction.

didn't watch miller my point by was that currently we in fact to give preference to uncles uncle compared to a random foreign phd, say.

Uncles do not qualify for any immigration benefit.

yes but brothers and fathers do. somehow you have difficulty grasping that it's not families but clans that are coming to the US. culturally backward people tend to be more clannish.