Illegals who become u.s. citizens qualifying for certain programs.?
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Majority of the illegals here that are working do pay in taxes they just can't get any of that money back.So where is all that money going?
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They have picture IDs, some of them and they can get SS cards no problem even if they are from another country. The government does not care when issuing a SS card what country the person is from.\nGo in with your foreign birth certificate and a drivers license and you get a SS card.\nThen you can open a bank account, get a car loan, get a job and live like a US citizen.\nIf they didn't give them SS cards, the problem would be solved!
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Assuming you are talking about immigration control:\n\n"...blue card program for temporary guest workers that says, If you give us a thumb print and an iris scan, if you agree to obey the law and pay taxes, if you're here to get a job, and if you agree that we can remove you from the U.S. in 72 hours if you break the law, we'll allow you to be our guest."
61444
You'll have to clarify your question. Are you asking for a web site that shows HOW to obtain United States citizenship?
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If everything works according to policy, it solves the problem for those employers who do not wish to willingly hire an illegal alien.  The program has been in place for 2 years, so I would guess that any company that wishes to be in compliance has already signed up.  \nThis does not address the issue of employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens and pay them under the table.  Strict enforcement of current hiring laws is the only way to deter compliance from these employers.
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What are some of the letters that are filled in and where are they?  I'll be waiting for answer.\n\nCould be naturalization.
961723
The US citizenship and immigration services website will help your family determine how to procede. the third link down provides a list of naturalization requirements. The second details the law dealing with the naturalization of family members. Usually if a person came to this country illegally he will have to return to his country of origin and apply to come in legally from there. You might also benefit from contacting a lawyer who specializes in immigration. I'm sure even the Legal aid societies in your area will have enough knowledge to advise you.
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I-9\n\nU.S. Department of Justice\nImmigration and Naturalization Service\nEmployment Eligibility Verification
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I think that anyone already here should be eligible to APPLY for permanent residency provided all of the conditions are met:\n\nThey don't have a criminal record\nThey are self supporting\nPay all the necessary fees for processing their application (no different than now)\nWill be ineligible for citizenship, just permanent residency.  If they want to be a citizen some day then they have to leave the country and apply to reenter.  That's a penalty for being in the country illegally.  A fine is also appropriate as long as it is not unreasonable.
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In the context of immigrant visas, the USCIS asks that the petitioner promises that he/she will not let the beneficiary (the relative you're petitioning) become "public charge."  This means that you have to assume all responsibility of supporting that relative once he/she is in the U.S.  Public charge, define broadly, means burden of the government - i.e. welfare, foodstamp, etc.  \n\nI don't believe, however, this bars your relative from legally qualifying government programs - i.e. Medicare, Social Security Income, etc.  But your relative will first have to meet the eligibility for each program (e.g. citizenship, tax contribution, etc.).
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NO.\nOnce they become citizens ,however, they can sponsor you under the family immigration class to get your permanent residency.
860240
Yes, a few years back because of the Patriot Act and terrorist incidents, they require all persons to provide ID, if you are not a citizen (a green card holder) then you also have to show them your green card.
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A person obtains citizenshipin the US by several methods.\n\n1.  Be born within the territory of the US to parents other than foreign diplomas stationed here.\n\n2.  Be the child of a US Citizen who mets certain residency requirements.\n\n3.  Naturalization is the process where US Citizenship is granted to a alien via laws (which change ocassionally).
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how about a traitor?  i was an immigrant but came here legally. i became a us citizen after 5 years of continuous stay in the us. i applied for citizenship and was granted. there are legal ways and process to migrate. illegal is illegal, plain and simple. it is a criminal act. it must be punishable by law. these illegal immigrants know this as a fact and yet they justify this act. i am so against illegal immigration and some call me a traitor.
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You need to wait until those children are adults.  Once they are adults, they can sponsor your green card application.  After you get your LPR status, you need to reside in the US for a certain length of time, you may then apply for citizenship. \n\nGranting of American citizenship is not automatic - you need to pass some tests as well as fulfill some requirements set forth by CIS.\n\nThe only people that can get their citizenship directly from being related to an American citizen are minor children of American citizens.
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They need to become citizens so they can pay taxes instead of getting away with not paying them.  It isn't fair.  I've read so many articles where they've interviewed several of the illegal immigrants, one gentlemen has been here for 15 years and hasn't paid a penny in taxes!!! Then he went and had a kid, so he gets tons of benefits for the kid at  the taxpayers expense!!!  I say, make them legal and take their money!!!!!!!  If they want rights and privledges, they are going to have to pay for them, just like all of us U.S. citizens have to.
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There is no "automatic" way to become a US Citizen unless you are 1) born in the country, or 2) born of US Citizens.\n\nEven adoptive parents have to apply for US citizenship for their children.