6:54 am By Maegan la Mamita Mala · Immigration|Politics
14 Dec 2009Tomorrow, December 15th, Congressman Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL) will officially unveil his immigration reform bill. Details are yet unknown as what exactly will be in the bill but what we do know based on information from sources close to the Congressman is that the bill will include policy relating to family unification and a component relating to the DREAM Act.
From El Diario/la Prensa:
“No vamos a poner lenguaje en que se diga que la gente tiene que regresar para buscar su visa, penalidades de miles de dólares. Pensamos que los jóvenes no deberían pagar ninguna multa y tener su residencia mucho más rápido, que los trabajadores agrícolas deberían tener un camino independiente a su legalización”, dijo Gutiérrez cuando presentó los principios hace más de dos meses en las afueras del Capitolio.
“No queremos esperar 10 a 15 años para reunificar familias. Si tú tienes una petición, queremos que eso sea concedido en no más de cinco años. Que se acabe con los retrasos”, enfatizó.
The community is being told that this bill is the answer we have been waiting for. I really hope so.
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7 Responses to Gutierrez’s Immigration Reform Bill To Drop Tomorrow. Will It Be a Holiday Gift for Immigrant Communities?
CIRneed
December 14th, 2009 at 12:58 pm
I think “EVERY immigrant” should come out on that day
Mike Moryski
December 14th, 2009 at 4:07 pm
I fully support smart and long time needed CIR , I hope this time CIR supporters will educate uneducated oponents what CIR really is all about.
I hope our lawmakers will have guts to pass this legislation in the interest of all american people
Arssath Uthumalebbe
December 14th, 2009 at 6:04 pm
I am very confident that President Obama and his administration will be blessed by millions of families and their kids.
Please make this immigration reform to come true.
john
December 14th, 2009 at 7:03 pm
i am praying to God everyday that this bill will be passed. I am an RN-BSN who got entire education in the US. I came here as a student but since 2008. i have been living like an inmate. I can be a productive member of this society if i get the chance. Please GOD please let it happen
adrian
December 15th, 2009 at 4:24 am
i am with john i have been praying for this everyday, and ever since i graduated highschool i have just been stuck with nothing to do, i was brought here at a young age i went to school from the 1st grade and graduated in 07, and well god does things thats arent possible, he heres the cry of those who cry out to him so i am believing in jesus name that this will come to pass!
something i tell myself when it gets hard Si se puede con dios todo
Lee
December 15th, 2009 at 12:51 pm
Its about time….ITS NOW OR NEVER….I HOPE IT WORKS OUT GOOD THIS TIME
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