Section 245(i) Extension - President Bush's Letter
May 2nd 2001, 5:14 am
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Is §245(i) over, or is the government just giving us time to catch our breath after
four frantic months of preparing and submitting thousands of applications?
Today, the day after the deadline for filing petitions and applications to qualify
for benefits under §245(i), President Bush, in a letter to House Democratic Minority
Leader Richard Gephardt, expressed support for a temporary extension of §245(i).
Read the President's letter by clicking on "President Bush's Letter..." at
http://shusterman.com
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Carl Shusterman served as a Trial Attorney for the U.S. Immigration Service (1976-82)
before entering private practice. He heads a four-attorney firm specializing
exclusively in immigration law. He maintains an extensive website entitled
"Immigration: A Practical Guide to Immigrating to the U.S." containing over 1,000
articles on all phases of immigration law. He is the author of SHUSTERMAN'S
IMMIGRATION UPDATE, a free, monthly e-mail newsletter on immigration laws and
procedures. You can subscribe online at http://shusterman.com
four frantic months of preparing and submitting thousands of applications?
Today, the day after the deadline for filing petitions and applications to qualify
for benefits under §245(i), President Bush, in a letter to House Democratic Minority
Leader Richard Gephardt, expressed support for a temporary extension of §245(i).
Read the President's letter by clicking on "President Bush's Letter..." at
http://shusterman.com
*********************
Carl Shusterman served as a Trial Attorney for the U.S. Immigration Service (1976-82)
before entering private practice. He heads a four-attorney firm specializing
exclusively in immigration law. He maintains an extensive website entitled
"Immigration: A Practical Guide to Immigrating to the U.S." containing over 1,000
articles on all phases of immigration law. He is the author of SHUSTERMAN'S
IMMIGRATION UPDATE, a free, monthly e-mail newsletter on immigration laws and
procedures. You can subscribe online at http://shusterman.com
