
Originally Posted by
Dunderway
Have you ever checked into our immigration system backlogs?
Here is an example of how things go down for someone who wishes to come here legally:
I am a verteran with a well paying job. I have a girlfriend that does not live in the U.S. and is not a citizen. If we want to get married it will take:
- At least one year (likely two) for her to even set foot in the U.S. legally.
-After she is here she would not be able to leave (mother gets sick, funeral, et.) for about the same amount of time, and expect re-entry.
-This doesn't even factor the countless interrogations regarding our personal lifes, lawyer fees, gov fees, and hundreds of hours of paperwork.
All of this for someone that will be fully supported by a U.S. citizen that is also her spouse.
Does that sound like a reasonable way to enter the country? My grandmother signed a log in NY, and went about her business for 70 years.
I don't have an answer, but we need a better system. This system should not involve shooting to kill upon attempted entry.
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