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USCIS Announces New Fiancee Petition Policy
USCIS announced that in order to comply with provisions of the International Marriage Brokers Regulation Act of 2005 (IMBRA), it will need to issue "Requests for Evidence" for more than 10,000 Alien Fiancé(e) Petitions (Form I-129F) currently being held at USCIS Service Centers. For more info, see here (we link to an updated corrected USCIS version, Ed. 06/14/06).
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Dear Weekly Editor:
In a letter on 6/6/06, ATCR asked: What makes an undocumented worker a criminal? Entering the U.S. without inspection would make the undocumented worker a criminal; it's a misdemeanor the first time; s/he would be a felon for subsequent illegal entries. Using fraudulent documents to obtain employment would make the undocumented worker a criminal, probably a felon. Attesting on the I-9 form that s/he was entitled to work in the U.S. would make the undocumented worker a criminal. How about working "under the table" and not paying taxes? Etc. Etc.
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