Mexican parents, and the owners of the places where these children stay (like a prison for innocent children) are not allowed to comfort or touch them in any way.

Best answer: https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-us-c...

If she is at least 21, she has to file an application. When she does they will tell her how long it usually takes. There is no set time.

Mexicans?

Hey so my husband and I are currently going through immigration he lives in Morocco and he’s trying to move here to Canada anyways after I think after 5 months our application finally made it to the Canadian embassy in Morocco now it’s been there just over 3 months we’re wondering how long it’ll take to get an interview cause we would really love to see each other again since it’s been over 5 months since I visited him but I don’t wanna waste like 1500 dollars if he’s gonna move here right away we’ve been together for almost 2 years and I wanna know when we can finally be together I’m tired of traveling 22 hours to see him...... I just wanna start our family Any help is appreciated

My gf is from Germany and she recently graduated from college with a masters in highest honors (summa *** laude) and she is trying to apply to a job in the U.S. from Germany (Since it's illegal to apply in the U.S without a working visa but not illegal to apply from her own country). She has applied to 20 positions so far and has heard no replies back. I'm worried that many employers just don't want to go through the work of hiring a foreign person and sponsoring her for a visa because of the work. I told her she should apply to receptionist jobs as well but I am still not sure if we're going about this the right way... Are there any jobs in the U.S. that someone foreign can apply to and get sponsored for a work visa if accepted and it's easier? Because my gf has the credentials and experience. Or she could apply for a genius visa. Thanks

Best answer: Robert DeNiro is just a fake tough guy. Such a stupid idiot he is, he wishes he was in the mafia.

Best answer: This is something that's been debated in the US at least for decades but was never feasible because of the vast differences between the three nations. The EU works because all its countries have relatively commensurate social programs. A full freedom of movement deal within North America would see Canada's national health system overwhelmed and Mexico depopulated. The differences between L.A. and Tijuana aren't the same as the differences between Rotterdam and Berlin. Were it not for Canada's universal healthcare something like this might work just between that nation and the US. But there are about a hundred million Americans who'd all flock to Canada for healthcare if it were allowed (and Canada can't afford that). Important to note that just the state of California has a larger population than all of Canada.

Best answer: If you expect logic or even rationality from the Left then you will be disappointed.

Also realize facts and truth to a leftist are like garlic and sunlight for a vampire.

he promised us this much at least....

So this guy I know, lives in India. We went to college together. He is marrying a girl from US to get the green card & here he's telling everyone that he got student visa without appearing in TOEFL and GRE. Which is a total bluff and something's shady

Best answer: Australia and New Zealand aren't open for immigration in the way you seem to believe they are. I personally know a FX model maker tapped to work on 'Lord of the Rings' who couldn't get a visa despite being handpicked by Peter Jackson, as just one example. Vis-a-via Singapore/Hong Kong, the keyword is "professional", most Americans do not hold professional degrees or licenses and the ones serving coffee largely wouldn't qualify. I'm Jewish and could easily move to Israel, but I don't care to live in a place with dubious politics that erupts into violence every few months. I've also worked hard to have what I have in the US and wouldn't be keen to give that all up. Most people just want to do the best they can in the place where their friends and families live and don't share your wanderlust.

P.S. Canada IS an option for marginally skilled Americans in certain fields and I spend quite a lot of time working there under the various agreements the US has with that nation. Your problem is that you view all immigration through the lens of your own profession, which happens to be specific to jurisdiction and not easily transportable. The TN occupations that would allow US persons to work in Canada covers everything from accounting to graphic design to librarian, so it's hardly some exclusive club of brainiacs. It doesn't however cover HR because a US HR worker wouldn't have the first clue about Canadian employment law.

Hello, my friend and i are wanting to go to Bulgaria she lives in America and i am in England. Is there any way we could book a holiday together? Thanks Kath

Just like vice versa for me with the USA? I mean, on weekends when you are not at work, you are where you are in terms of geography and current job and life situation, but do you ever analyse the fact that you are not now, today or likely ever going to have that great chance and opportunity in your life to experience living and working in London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Frankfurt am Main, Cologne, Barcelona, Milian etc, and does that ever make you feel angry at all at the system? I am now today going to visit The Hague, Netherlands for shopping and pleasure for the day, and then popping across the border to explore Antwerp in Belgium tomorrow. I am however not today in downtown Manhattan or Los Angeles, which I fought on and off over 20 years to try and get a job in, but to no avail. I clearly can't physically be in two places at the same time as I don't have a double and different time zones are involved here, but when we drill down to the very fact here, although it is not your own continent and respective country, is it ever a 'problem' at all that you are there and not here, namely on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean? Finally, I would not go so far to say that I dislike my country, The Netherlands, and Europe, my continent, but I equally liked the USA, but the option to go and legally live and work there, but only for holidays, is not there.