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[Samira1973]

Anybody can tell what is this mean pleas :

Now Is the Time for U.S. Citizens to Apply for Brothers and Sisters


We are focusing a lot of attention here at Long Island Wins on the immigration reform bill that Senator Schumer and the Gang of Eight recently introduced. In addition to explaining the bill, I also want to make sure you know how it will affect you and your family. This article examines an overlooked section of the bill.

The proposed immigration law would end the Family-Based immigration visa for the brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens, one of the most popular and most backlogged visas. The bill would allow citizens to continue to file for brothers and sisters for 18 months after it is enacted, and then it would close the category forever.


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[rayb]

It's not the first time a politician has proposed elimination of sibling visas, and previous attempts failed.

Currently such visa applications (siblings of U.S. citizens) take 12-22 years to visa issuance. One reason such a regulation change might become effective is that other Western Europe countries and Canada (not sure of the latter) have already limited sibling petitions, if they ever had them, and U.S. immigration changes tend to run in parallel with other Western countries, especially as regards visa fees.

-Ray B

Anybody can tell what is this mean pleas :

Now Is the Time for U.S. Citizens to Apply for Brothers and Sisters


We are focusing a lot of attention here at Long Island Wins on the immigration reform bill that Senator Schumer and the Gang of Eight recently introduced. In addition to explaining the bill, I also want to make sure you know how it will affect you and your family. This article examines an overlooked section of the bill.

The proposed immigration law would end the Family-Based immigration visa for the brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens, one of the most popular and most backlogged visas. The bill would allow citizens to continue to file for brothers and sisters for 18 months after it is enacted, and then it would close the category forever.


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