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@Calvin_moris Happy Birthday!!

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@Calvin_moris Hey

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@Salvatore165074 Hi

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@Salvatore165074 Dm please

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@AttyStevenBrown Please talk to him about delay in processing of PERM by DOL.

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@atalovesyou What is your opinion about Trumps immigration policies in his first term? Agree , Dems do nothing for backlog communities but they don’t purposely reject visa applications and cause problems for people staying in the queue. I know ~ 20 families who had to leave during trump.

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@ajainb After all these years of talk and dramas, let's hope this isn't just a repeat of the same and part of self-promotion. Time for meaningful action for folks who are waiting for a long time.

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@AttyStevenBrown @BaniasLaw @rnlawgroup @krystal_alanis Why does the perm petition take over a year to adjudicate? Can they give options to expedite the process? Any considerations to expedite for reapplicants due to job changes?

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@ajainb It seems like there's been more focus on taking photos with the team rather than making progress on EAD discussions.

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@tweettrombone1 @TheSurenk @TheDemocrats @USCIS @StateDept @GOP @RepMcCormick @SenOssoff Waited 10+ years for my green card legally. Considering staying illegally or leaving and returning illegally would be the best option for greencardbacklog folks.

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@SenatorDurbin Waited 10+ years for my green card legally. Considering staying illegally or leaving and returning illegally would be the best option for greencardbacklog folks.

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@BaniasLaw @AttyStevenBrown Is there any optimism for expediting the PERM process? My priority date is from 2014, but due to changing employers, I had to refile PERM. I'm currently awaiting approval to proceed with the I-140.

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@Whotfismick I will.

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@TheRahulMenon @nagi1 Despite signing the petition and receiving a response from my senator, I wonder if there's a realistic chance of these changes ever coming to fruition. Over the past few years, my attempts to communicate with senators and congressmen have yielded no tangible results.

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@AttyStevenBrown Kindly request a review of PR cases for individuals with older priority dates.

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@atalovesyou @ajainb @ShriThanedar This is exactly what I was thinking when I read this tweet.

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@AttyStevenBrown @rnlawgroup @krystal_alanis @immigrationgirl @BaniasLaw After a decade of waiting for the I-140, I switched jobs a couple of years ago and am now undergoing the PERM processing once more. Is there any recourse for individuals like me who changed jobs and impacted by prolonged wait for a green card.

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@AttyStevenBrown Can something be done about delayed perm approval.? They keep extending the dates.

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@AttyStevenBrown I had to submit my PERM petition for the second time due to a change in my employer. I'm hopeful that the Department of Labor expedites the process, although currently, it indicates a 347-day timeframe for petition approval.