How Is it that Children Legally in USA are Often Forced to Leave & Denied Opportunities?
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Richard West
10 years ago
I support this petition as it has affected a family member
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Jackie
10 years ago
How can they justify breaking up families
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Daniel Santos
10 years ago
We invest large amount of personal money, create jobs, pay taxes, we are all proffesionals contributing to America and our children, raised in America deserve a path to become residents
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Melodie Waltz
10 years ago
This is a must! These kids grow up here, finish school & then are sent back to a foreign country (to them) to live on their own!
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Michele whitcombe
10 years ago
We have lived here for ten years, our children are 20 and 17, America is our home and all they know..why isn't the US government taking an interest in legal immigrants? This is crazy!
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Scott Wallace
10 years ago
We are exactly in this position.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Parent of two e2 visa babies who will have been here since 12mths and 3 yrs old . We pay taxes , employ Americans but I worry so much for these children , my youngest would have libed here 20 years , speak , dream breathe American, how can I send her home when she is 21 ? And to what ? Her home is America , all because we abide by the rules ?!?
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Chris Boring sr
10 years ago
I have friends in fla. And they have done the paper work by the book. Even had to leave to go to England ambassador and redo paperwork. 14 yrs and still waiting. But illegals can come out of the wood work and get there card. How is this right. It is not. Things need to be redone in this country. And done right. Feeling pissed off at this nation.
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Sean Johnson
10 years ago
We need change that equally treats those who come to the U.S legally.
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Adrienne Holmes
10 years ago
We must take care of those here legally FIRST.
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Thomas McFall
10 years ago
Totally in support
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Mirza I Husain
10 years ago
Please them immigrant visa. Thank you!
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John Mahon
10 years ago
Change the law!
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Eslam Fawzy
10 years ago
This is the most absurd part of the E2 legislation. Our children are educated and raised here but told to leave after they turn 21 which means the economy doesn't benefit from educating them
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Ann Rossillo
10 years ago
Shame on our government!
Children who are here legally should be at the head of the line! Their parents did all the legal and right things to enter the United States but they have no rights. I have one simple question. Doesn't anyone know the meaning of illegal???
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Penny Turner
10 years ago
If they were born here you should be ok Lilian, It would make them US citizens in their own right. If however they were born in Canada or Mexico you may have a problem
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Lilian Limon
10 years ago
I'm might be one kid like this now I'm a mom with kids born in the us hold into my husbands visa TN and me TD visa and can't work it is so frustrating.
I arrived in the US at 22 and study my second career in Ny back the. I had the student visa the. Got married and since then a TD. I feel muted by not being allowed to work...
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Lucy Misseldine
10 years ago
This is the most absurd part of the E2 legislation. Our children are educated and raised here but told to leave after they turn 21 which means the economy doesn't benefit from educating them
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Lucy church
10 years ago
I am a 26 year old who was brought here at the age of 13 by my parents. Since turning 21, I am in a constant struggle to stay legal and fight for my rights to open a bank account, get my drivers license and get into graduate school. Nothing is easy and the stress is horrible. I went to high school here, graduated from FSU, my whole life is here yet I have no way to gain citizenship in my home.
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Joanne Hollindrake
10 years ago
Children of legal E2 visa holders should have more rights than illegal immigrants. We pay our taxes and contribute to the economy yet our children suffer from a flawed immigration system.
I support this petition as it has affected a family member
How can they justify breaking up families
We invest large amount of personal money, create jobs, pay taxes, we are all proffesionals contributing to America and our children, raised in America deserve a path to become residents
This is a must! These kids grow up here, finish school & then are sent back to a foreign country (to them) to live on their own!
We have lived here for ten years, our children are 20 and 17, America is our home and all they know..why isn't the US government taking an interest in legal immigrants? This is crazy!
We are exactly in this position.
Parent of two e2 visa babies who will have been here since 12mths and 3 yrs old . We pay taxes , employ Americans but I worry so much for these children , my youngest would have libed here 20 years , speak , dream breathe American, how can I send her home when she is 21 ? And to what ? Her home is America , all because we abide by the rules ?!?
I have friends in fla. And they have done the paper work by the book. Even had to leave to go to England ambassador and redo paperwork. 14 yrs and still waiting. But illegals can come out of the wood work and get there card. How is this right. It is not. Things need to be redone in this country. And done right. Feeling pissed off at this nation.
We need change that equally treats those who come to the U.S legally.
We must take care of those here legally FIRST.
Totally in support
Please them immigrant visa. Thank you!
Change the law!
This is the most absurd part of the E2 legislation. Our children are educated and raised here but told to leave after they turn 21 which means the economy doesn't benefit from educating them
Shame on our government! Children who are here legally should be at the head of the line! Their parents did all the legal and right things to enter the United States but they have no rights. I have one simple question. Doesn't anyone know the meaning of illegal???
If they were born here you should be ok Lilian, It would make them US citizens in their own right. If however they were born in Canada or Mexico you may have a problem
I'm might be one kid like this now I'm a mom with kids born in the us hold into my husbands visa TN and me TD visa and can't work it is so frustrating. I arrived in the US at 22 and study my second career in Ny back the. I had the student visa the. Got married and since then a TD. I feel muted by not being allowed to work...
This is the most absurd part of the E2 legislation. Our children are educated and raised here but told to leave after they turn 21 which means the economy doesn't benefit from educating them
I am a 26 year old who was brought here at the age of 13 by my parents. Since turning 21, I am in a constant struggle to stay legal and fight for my rights to open a bank account, get my drivers license and get into graduate school. Nothing is easy and the stress is horrible. I went to high school here, graduated from FSU, my whole life is here yet I have no way to gain citizenship in my home.
Children of legal E2 visa holders should have more rights than illegal immigrants. We pay our taxes and contribute to the economy yet our children suffer from a flawed immigration system.