White_Angel
thnxx per cdo gje ate do bej qe thua ti do pres po nese degjon qe jepen social sec para kohe me thoni se vetem ate dua un i shkreti sdua gje me shum se per karten kur te vi se kam shum problem
po flm te gjithve jeni njisha dhe njishe
20-02-2005, 19:21 #19
White_Angel
flm angel
ka per te legalizuar opingen..
jane perralla me president mos i hani dhe ju keto kokrra ulliri sic i hane meksikonat..
ketej nga lagjia ime une skam degju gje
Cdo dite dhe me keq bahet per emigrantat !Postuar më parë nga White_Angel
p.s. edhe dicka : per te gjithe ata qe kane kerkuar azil politik ne Usa dhe nuk e kane fituar nuk kane te drejten e azilit politik ne Kanada. Ky ligj eshte ven ditet e fundit ne nje bashkepunim Amerike-Canada. Te gjithe file e azilanteve qe kane kerkuar ketu azil , kalojne tek Canada , duke perfshire , emer , mbiemer, Shenjat e gishtave etj etj........
Dhe kush ka marre depertim nga usa dhe eshte akoma neper rruge , problemi qendron qe zyra e emigracionit eshte e lidhur me policine rrugore ( pra nese dikush kapet per speed limit , apo cfaredo lloj rastesie , dhe qe ben pjese tek listat e depertimit , te kete kujdes sepse e ka emrin "WARNING" )
Vetem nje jave me pare ne Mich jane kapur 4 veta , njeri madje kishte shkuar te pagonte nje gjob makine.
White_Angel
E mbaj mend kur erdha ne fillim , mora DL (patenten) vetem me pasaporte shqiptare dhe patente nderkombetare shqiptare !
Tashi te kerkojne I-94 ( ose Employment Authorization) , ID , SS# , Nje lloj fature (bill) ...qe te japin DL me afat 1 vjecar !
E humbe azilin , nuk ke te drejte per asgje , as te punosh , as te ecesh me makine , as te jetosh normalisht !
Po a jetohet me frike duke u fshehur , and for what..?!
Zoti e baft mire ket pune !
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kot su bera ene un doktor profesor si po vete puna heheh
thon qe do japin dekumenta dmth regjistrimet dhe keshtu mos cani kok do regullohen te tera po he edhe shkolla mir je bene se merni diploma edhe kurr merni green kart
do merni 30$ ora ha lum si ju
Partizoni
Ca $30 ne ore jan per ata budallenjt qe studiojn gjith jeten e tyre ne kolegj per tu ber doktor ose avokat. Me mir futu ne degen e bizneseve se atje esht endra Amerikane e vertet.
Saper emigracnionin mos digjoni gjona koti se po te boej gjo do dilte ne debatet e Kongresit. Ca me dhon letrat imigracioni kur ke majmunat Meksikan qe hyjn ilegalisht ne kufi 2 milione cdo vit se ata po i prishin ligjet. Tashti qe ndodhi dhe 9/11 ose qe partia Republikane dominon Kongresin dhe House Representatives harrojeeeee...
si dihet asaj per emigresion kete vit duhet te bej dicka keshtu kam degjuar
Partizoni
emigrantet ilegal nuk jan per tu legalizuar kurr ne usa. arsyeja jan emigrantet qe hyn nga meksika qe jan gati 10000 ne dit edhe shum te tjer qe vdesin ne shkretetir. Ditet e fundit per kete arsye ka filluar edhe nje aksion "minute man" ku njerez nga i gjith vendi kan shkuar per te mbrojtur kufirin me meksiken. Fatkeqsisht eshte e veshtir te vish ne usa por Canada eshte me e hapur per emigrantet dhe mund ta provosh fatin atije.
hey die ne kongres ameriakn u tha qe do jepen dekumenta dmth do regjistrohen shdo emigrant ketu ne usa kshu qe eshte vetem firma e bushit qe te behet shnet per te reja ju shkruaj me von
Partizoni
Hej une po mundohesha ta gjej kete artikull dhe ne asnje vend nuk lexova qe ishte miratuar. Eshte e vertete qe do hidhej ne senat sonte (mbase)?? dhe ka shume mundesi te kaloj pasi eshte edhe sen McCain (republikan) pro ketij ligji. Ja nje artikull qe gjeta eshte ne anglisht.
Immigration bill includes guest-worker plan
May 12, 2005
BY ANA RADELAT
WASHINGTON -- Two powerful senators and other lawmakers are preparing to unveil a long-awaited package of immigration measures that could offer permanent residency to millions of undocumented workers and speed the process of reuniting immigrant families.
A guest-worker proposal -- essentially the same one pushed by President Bush -- will face opposition from lawmakers and others who demand tighter borders. Their opposition will make it difficult to win approval of the bill, especially in the House, where there's a growing caucus of hard-liners on immigration.
The legislative package, which could be introduced today, also is expected to include new sanctions for companies that employ illegal workers and new mechanisms to regulate the flow of immigrants into the country.
Kennedy, McCain on same side
The measure is sponsored in the Senate by Republican John McCain of Arizona and Democrat Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts. The House sponsors are Representatives Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.), Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) and Jim Kolbe (R-Ariz.).
Bush said a new guest-worker program is a priority. He has pressed for changes in immigration law that would match ''willing workers'' with ''willing employers.''
The most controversial aspect of the immigration plan is its proposal to allow undocumented workers who have been in the United States for several years, have jobs and pay taxes to apply for temporary legal status.
Applicants would have to pay a fee, or fine, to become legal residents. Many would be able to renew their visas, placing them on a path to earning permanent residency.
Jack Martin, special projects director at the Federation for American Immigration Reform, calls the proposal ''slow motion amnesty'' that would reward lawbreakers.
Gannett News Service
Ja dhe nje update qe u be rreth ligjit per emigracionin. Perseri ne anglisht. Kjo ndodhi te enjten rreth ores 5 eastern.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sens. John McCain and Edward Kennedy teamed up on Thursday to introduce a bipartisan immigration reform bill that would allow some of the estimated 10-12 million illegal immigrants in the United States to get legal jobs and eventual citizenship.
McCain, an Arizona Republican, and Kennedy, a Massachusetts Democrat, headed a list of lawmakers from both parties backing the bill, which reflects some of the immigration reform principles put forward by President Bush.
But the proposed legislation faces an uncertain future because of strong opposition to any concessions to illegal immigrants from a sizable group of Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives.
"For far too long, our nation's broken immigration laws have gone unreformed leaving Americans vulnerable. We can no longer afford to delay reform," McCain said.
Colorado Rep. Tom Tancredo, a Republican who would supports cracking down on illegal immigrants, said the bill offered amnesty to millions of people who had broken U.S. laws by entering the country illegally.
"There is a little more lipstick on this pig than there was before, but it's most certainly the same old pig," he said.
The proposal would allow illegal immigrants to apply for temporary work permits that could last for six years. They would have to clear criminal background checks, pass an English language test and pay a $2,000 fee to qualify.
At the end of the six years, they and their families could apply for permanent resident status, and five years later for citizenship.
The bill would also allow foreign citizens to apply for low-paid jobs that Americans do not want to do from outside the country. If the worker lost his job, he would have 60 days to find a new one or return home.
'ORDERLY AND COMPASSIONATE'
Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez (news, bio, voting record) of Illinois called the bill an "orderly, humane, compassionate immigration policy" that contained incentives for illegal immigrants to enter the legal economy while punishing them for entering the country illegally by forcing them to pay the $2,000.
Nobody knows exactly how many people are in the country illegally. The 2000 Census estimated the number at 8.7 million and said it was growing by half a million a year. Other authorities put the number higher.
Gutierrez said opponents of reform should recognize it was unrealistic to seek to deport the millions of illegal immigrants in the country. McCain said the economy would grind to a halt if anybody tried.
Kennedy said: "This bill does not provide a free pass to anyone. This bill does not give an automatic pardon to anyone. This bill does not put those who have been illegally here in the United States at the front of the line."
The bill, backed by several other senior lawmakers from both parties, would also strengthen controls along the U.S.-Mexico border and create a new electronic work authorization system.
Bush first introduced his guest worker proposal in January 2004 but until now it had not moved forward in Congress, where sentiment against illegal immigrants appears to be strengthening. This week, Congress passed legislation making it harder for immigrants to obtain drivers' licenses.
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