@Panje_aabi @mosaferehgharib ببين معمولا دانشگاه ها ٣ تا تاريخ دارن: روز دفاع، روزي كه تزت رو سابميت مي كني، و روزي كه رسما فارغ التحصيل ميشي. براي امور مهاجرتي اون تازيخ سوم مهم هست. ممكنه اصا تز اصلاحيه بخوره بعد دفاع. مگر اينكه شما زماني كه درخواست opt دادي تازيخ رو روز دفاع زدي
When people talk about “merit-based immigration”, they aren’t talking about replacements for Americans laid off at Disney. They mean All of Us. We are graduate students doing research in top ranked US Institutions. Read our letter in Miami Herald. @SenRickScott@ChrisHartline
@SenRickScott@ChrisHartline CRS concluded even if this bill became law, the backlog would double in 10 years. Green-card delays would increase and expand — especially for Latin America. That would badly hurt Florida, as Sen. Scott courageously points out. @SenRickScott@ChrisHartline
Yesterday I had a closing with a couple of professionals. He is a doctor from Somalia working at a Miami hospital and his wife who works for a huge transitional company in Miami. If SB386 passed removing country caps Florida would b < successful. Country caps protect minorities.
Why would a “grassroots” not for profit trying to alleviate the problems of high skilled legal immigrants block me @ChrisHartline ? Apparently because I oppose SB386 yet fully support comprehensive immigration reform. This group is a farse and its tactics are disgusting.
Proponents of S.386 constantly bashed and insulted @SenatorDurbin for months for his opposition to the bill. Now they are using his amendments to argue that S.386 does not hurt trade, tourism and transportation! Hypocrisy at its finest. #NoS386
@SenRickScott@MiamiHerald@Supallofus is immeasurably honored to have members in Florida who are tirelessly working on COVID-19 Drug Discovery & Vaccine Development. Should unfair S.386 become law, their American dream will be ruined! Thank you @SenRickScott for holding it up.
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@SenRickScott@MiamiHerald I agree! With such major impact on both US workers and immigrants from other countries, #S386 should be debated via public hearings instead of sneaking through by unanimous consent. There is nothing unanimous about it. We voters deserve to know. #NoS386
Those writing about S386 must at least mention the massive negative impact on Florida’s economy. @jescanal writes one doctor would benefit but fails to note how the bill essentially shuts down ALL employment-based immigration from Latin America over at least the next 2 years. /1
Monday morning news - the @senatemajldr is trying to push @SenMikeLee’s immigration bill #S386 through via unanimous consent. Who do these GOP Senators work for, apparently not me or American workers.