Aled

ohhhh jebussss!!

At first I was very optimistic having seen the bill pass the senate with such extraordinary bipartisan support (mehhh mostly democrats...). Now my stance has changed having realized what the GOP members of the represent for the passage of a fair immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship. It is very demoralizing knowing what approach the members of the house will take on the matter, I find it very realistic that most likely they take it by bits instead of presenting a whole immigration bill. Hence, this'll make the process potentially lengthier for adjustment of status etc.

It's superb knowing things have turned for the better for you and everyone else who shares their life changes as well. If that's you on the motorcycle, you look bad! (in the good sense of the word) Make the best of the opportunities, and have some safe fun out there

If this reform passes, and we're left with the option of joining the military I will be more than tempted to join even though my family won't support...

oh yeahhhhhh! Congratulations, the best is yet come.

Getting approved and finally be able to get a job legally, get a driver's license and be able to pay for your schooling, as well as be an asset to your household. No better feeling than that, to finally be able to change your life. That being said, I don't think there's reasons for one to feel pressured I say that not knowing your circumstances. After those two years are up, you can renew your permit. Still in the air, there's a great possibility that an immigration reform is going to get approved. Of course having been approved gives you the opportunity to get a job and save money, if you're like me who doesn't yet have a college degree, my goal is to eventually save enough money to pay for schooling. I don't share the same feeling of pressure that you do, I feel like one needs to have a plan to say the least, and certainly prioritize.

I'd say that this would be my exact same concern. I don't have a degree, I have not attended college. If this would be a requirement I might as well prepare myself to wait ten years...

So I'm thinking that applies to Dreamers who are not under DACA...

What would be your concern on this matter?

Si, yo personalmente te puedo decir que mi tarjeta de SS esta marcada con exactamente lo mismo. Todo aquel que reciba un tipo de permiso de trabajo su tarjeta usualmente esta marcada con esa fraze.

It seems promising for us Dreamers as well as people under the TPS program. Our time to be able to acquire a residency as well as citizenship seems we won't actually have to wait those ten years.

I'm just wondering that while we apply for this reform or RPI will it be similar to what advanced parole is like right now...? Meaning risky to travel abroad? I have so much questions that come to mind, speculating will do no good... Very eager to see what's up and coming.