Democratic congressional lawmakers introduced a comprehensive bill Tuesday that, among other provisions, would offer a path to legalization for the country’s estimated 12 million illegal immigrants.
Gutierrez, one of 87 House Democrats sponsoring the 700-page bill, said it was based on months of discussions with community organizations, unions and other groups around the country in hopes of gaining enough momentum to get reforms passed.
Immigration overhaul bill unveiled in House — latimes.com
Fingerprinting at Narita Airport
Japanese police arrested a young Chinese woman who had been previously deported but sneaked back into the country. Lin Rong, 27, had been deported to China in March 2007 for working as a hostess at a bar in Akasaka, Tokyo, after her visa had expired. Police said she paid roughly $1,500 for a plastic surgery that allowed her to evade Japan’s immigration control. The fingerprint scam would go undetected, but for Rong’s continuing bad luck. According to Japanese officials, this time she was arrested for faking a marriage license after entering Japan. A casual look at her fingers revealed scarred tissue, which led to further investigation. Police found that she paid to remove patches of skin from her thumbs and index fingers and then graft them on to fingers on the opposite hand. Her identity was not detected when she re-entered Japan illegally through the border control using bogus fingerprints.
Департамент Национальной Безопасности США объявил, что после 28 ноября 2009 года китайские и российские граждане смогут получить так называемый “статус пароль” на посещение Содружества Северных Марианских Островов (ССМО) для целей ведения бизнеса и для туризма. Заявки на данный статус будут рассматриваться на индивидуальной основе Федеральным агенством Таможенной и Пограничной Охраны США. Переходный период, во время действия которого будет выдаваться данный статус, заканчивается 31 декабря 2014 года. Заявки на статус пароль рассматриваются в аэропортах ССМО при проверке пассажиров, прибывающих не из Соединенных Штатов Америки.
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ハワイに住むためのビザの取得方法について、体験レポートなども踏まえて最新情報を紹介いたします。
I applied for ESTA before, but I have lost my application number. How can I find my application number? I want to update my ESTA information, how can I do that?
You are not required to present a printout of your ESTA application number to board your flight. That number is transmitted electronically to the airlines. However, if you are waiting for your approval status to be confirmed, and you did not keep a copy of your application number to log in to see the status, you will have to re-apply. Your old application number will be automatically cancelled and a new one will be generated for you.
Marcus Kosins Jr. at the USCIS Application Support Center in Garapan, CNMI.
On December 2, 2009, David Gulick, District Director of USCIS, announced that henceforth the USCIS would on a case-by-case basis grant two-year parole status to four groups of individuals in the CNMI.
The four groups are (1) CNMI permanent residents, (2) immediate relatives of CNMI permanent residents, (3) spouses and children of deceased CNMI permanent residents, and (4) immediate relatives of citizens of Freely Associated States (the later being citizens of Palau, Marshall Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia, including Yap, Chuuk, Kosrae and Pohnpei).
