Posted by: Knight_Cydonia December 29, 2018
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My dear friends from Nepal and all over this blue globe.
I am a representative from the Iranian students association in USA. I have come to you to discuss this HR 392 bill and clarify any questions you may have of me. So far we have official support from several graduate student unions, Korean-american and Philippines-American communities.
Our stance is that while we feel for our fellow Indian green-card seekers, this is a rushed solution and the price to pay is just not fair for the rest of countries involved including the Nepali community. The HR392 bill is a rushed bill sponsored by tech companies and Indian entities that has not been through due-process in the house and senate immigration committees. It is very damaging to all foreign communities living in the US because of defective US laws that created this huge Indian green-card seeker backlog to begin with.
Hence, we believe that this is a delicate matter that requires extensive discussions.
together with the Korean and Philippines communities, we have been contacting our US house and senate representatives to convey this point. however it is not enough compared to the huge lobbying effort behind HR392 bill. I am here to ask for your hand in opposing this bill in the future. Please feel free to contact me or reply to this question as you wish.
I am a representative from the Iranian students association in USA. I have come to you to discuss this HR 392 bill and clarify any questions you may have of me. So far we have official support from several graduate student unions, Korean-american and Philippines-American communities.
Our stance is that while we feel for our fellow Indian green-card seekers, this is a rushed solution and the price to pay is just not fair for the rest of countries involved including the Nepali community. The HR392 bill is a rushed bill sponsored by tech companies and Indian entities that has not been through due-process in the house and senate immigration committees. It is very damaging to all foreign communities living in the US because of defective US laws that created this huge Indian green-card seeker backlog to begin with.
Hence, we believe that this is a delicate matter that requires extensive discussions.
together with the Korean and Philippines communities, we have been contacting our US house and senate representatives to convey this point. however it is not enough compared to the huge lobbying effort behind HR392 bill. I am here to ask for your hand in opposing this bill in the future. Please feel free to contact me or reply to this question as you wish.