priority dates!
Aug 23rd 2007, 11:13 pm
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priority dates!
My wifes father filed for us in feb 2005 and ever since i have been monitoring processing times on the uscis website for ca and they never change. could anybody tell me, doe's anybody think they will ever change?
I know mass immigration is probably something that most people have strong views on, but would it be better for the economy to boost immigration? I.E from a tax point of view.
The reason i say this, is because here in britain there is a lot of people complaining about the influx of e.u workers and we are told from government that this is boosting the economy.
I can see the other side to the coin, on social housing and public services etc, but would like your opinions.
I know mass immigration is probably something that most people have strong views on, but would it be better for the economy to boost immigration? I.E from a tax point of view.
The reason i say this, is because here in britain there is a lot of people complaining about the influx of e.u workers and we are told from government that this is boosting the economy.
I can see the other side to the coin, on social housing and public services etc, but would like your opinions.
Aug 24th 2007, 1:01 am
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Re: priority dates!
Yes, I think they will change.
Whether or not it's "better" is largely dependent on your POV. The business owner gets cheap labor and a mobile workforce, but the average taxpayer gets undercut wages resulting in layoffs.
Ian
... but would it be better for the economy to boost immigration?
Ian
