@PabloReports Please check this link, it shows that Indians has a huge backlog in Canada too. The interesting part is that the Canada doesn't have a country cap.
#EagleAct is not the solution of backlog.
#NoEagleAct
https://t.co/2rkfq5wvTb
@SenTomCotton@immivoice The following link shows that Indians has a backlog in Canada too. Canada doesn't have country cap.
#EagleAct is not a solution for backlog.
#NoEagleAct
https://t.co/2rkfq5wvTb
According to the following link, Indians has a backlog in canada. The interesting part is that Canada doesn't have a country cap.
#EagleAct is not a solution for backlog, we would have a backlog after this bill again.
#NoEagleAct
https://t.co/2rkfq5wvTb
1./ When an Indian-born person decides to move to the US, s/he does so knowing that there is a backlog and long wait times. Similarly, when tech companies such as Amazon and Microsoft hire this person, they do so knowing the facts about EB category GCs.
@PabloReports It is clear, they want to create backlog of ROW during transition by allocating small percentage to ROW.
#EagleAct has a huge weak point but they want use it to increase the total amount of GCs.
#NoEagleAct
@HumanRaceEarth@PhDOnH1B@PabloReports I mentioned the weak point of this bill and you proud of that. How?
How is it a good bill when it would create a bigger backlog?
Do you want to transfer from one backlog to another one and wait many years again?
@ShadesOfBlueAn1@iamharish@DgradUsph@karl_s_graham@PabloReports@USCIS I do not know about these things and I should research about them and then tell my opinion.
For now, we are talking about eagleact. This bill would create more problems. Why should not we have a better solution with less side effects?
@iamharish@DgradUsph@ShadesOfBlueAn1@karl_s_graham@PabloReports@USCIS I am scientist, it is not my job to find a solution for this thing but it is my job to analyze everything.
#EagleAct has a temporary solution. After the transtion, everybody including Indians would suffer.
I feel that you just want punish ROW.
ROW did not create your backlog.
@iamharish@DgradUsph@ShadesOfBlueAn1@karl_s_graham@PabloReports I want to show you how #EagleAct would create another backlog after transition.
Based on USCIS, in the normal situation such as 2019, ROW got 100k GCs. If you assumed that this amount of GCs is enough to not have backlog for ROW. After 9 FY, they should have 900k GCs.#NoEagleAct
@PhDOnH1B@PabloReports For 2022, it was 50% but it was 70% at 2019. I guess that you want to talk about fairness of this situation but I am talking about weak point of #EagleAct .
This bill would solve backlog of Indians for 9 years. After this, everybody would stuck in line again.
#NoEagleAct
I believe that #EagleAct would create another backlog for ROW during transition phase. Because the portion of GCs of ROW would decrease from 30% to 5% during transition. After 9 FY, we would encounter huge backlog again.
What would change?
#NoEagleAct