President Obama
showed no
indication that he would back down from a pledge to take Executive Action on
immigration despite the Republican party’s big wins in Tuesday’s
elections. He promised that he would take
whatever lawful action he could if the Congress does not pass meaningful immigration
legislation during the November-December lame duck period.
However, he gave no details about whether the
Executive Action would be limited to legalization of the undocumented or a
broader action that might liberalize employment-based visa classes such as
H-1Bs and employment-based
green cards. A list
of Executive Action options includes both options.
Meanwhile the Tea
Party republicans threatened to take legal action if the President does anything
on immigration. Republicans attempts at
filing a law suit against President Obama seems to be riddled
with problems. Politico has reported
that two different law firms have started and then declined to work on the
Republican’s law suit in the last two months.
The longer that the
President dawdles on the Executive Action pledge, the more he feeds the meme
that his Presidency is one of all talk and no action.
We are waiting for some good news??????????
ReplyDeleteAre nurses eligible for EB2 if they get "masters in nurse clinical educator"
Thank you
Generally they are not unless they are applying for a position that requires a Masters degree (e.g. Director of Nursing?)
DeleteEB2 for nurses will not be applicable coz the entry level requirements to be a nurse here is just LVN.
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DeleteI am RN, going to complete BSN.Last year I applied H1B got rejected,app lead again rejected ( our attorney was sure to get visa). This year can I apply H1B with BSN,what is your opinion about approving H1B. Could you advice me any post BSN course which is eligible for H1B?
ReplyDeleteMy priority date for GC is 2006 September,I am in US now. What I can do to furnish my profession?
Thank you
I appreciate your time and reply.
Unfortunately few nursing position qualify for the H-1B. If you want to try and get an H-1B you need to be certified in an advanced practice specialty such as these below. Also see: http://www.musillo.com/2014/07/analysis-of-new-uscis-memo-on-h-1b-for.html
Delete- Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM);
• Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS);
• Certified Nurse Practitioner (CNP); and
• Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA).