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The above statement isn't true. Illegal work is usually forgiven upon marriage to a USC. It happens all of the time. Many of my wife's friends have succesfully adjusted their status to permanent resident after working without authorization. It was forgiven because of their marriage to a USC.

The policy is geared towards young people. For many of them, being brought here illegally occured when they were very young, through no fault of their own. Their ties to communities here are all they know.
To deport them would be like sending them to what is a foreign country to them. It's not the right thing to do and I applaud the effort of this new policy even though I'm sure it's not perfect, may have flaws and need to be adjusted.

The policy is geared towards young people. For many of them, being brought here illegally occured when they were very young, through no fault of their own. Their ties to communities here are all they know.
To deport them would be like sending them to what is a foreign country to them. It's not the right thing to do and I applaud the effort of this new policy even though I'm sure it's not perfect, may have flaws and need to be adjusted.

The Vietnamese people are not easily be conquered and invaded by the Han like the Han did to the Tibetans, Zhuang, Manchu, Hui, Miao, Ughur, Mongol....
As the Chinese navy and military are wrongfully and unlawfully moving into the East Sea to invade the islands, sovereignty, dignity of the Vietnamese, of the Filipino and of the small Southeast Asian nations, we are united once again and for all. 100 million Vietnamese including 50 million men and women of the Vietnamese are in the ages of readying to carry guns to fight off invaders when the nation calls. The water and islands of the Southeast Asia area is not your Chinese people, you are close to 1000 miles away from your mainland but those islands are less than 100 miles to the mainland of the Philippines, Vietnam and other Southeast Asia nations and we, the Southeast Asian have been on and around those islands for many years for fishing and for marking our territories. Don't be an aggressor to invade our lan

Yeah fly all you want... I'm out of status myself and would never fly eventhough I know people who have done it... I'm not green yet but I feel freee...:-)

Hi guys,
So everything has been filed, I went to my biometrics yesterday and now it's the waiting game. I do have a question though. As I was in overstay whilst we gathered the file together, I didnt use any planes as I didn't want to risk anything. Now I'm in the middle of adjusting, am I able to fly within the states without any problem? I didn't file for travel authorisation with our paperwork, as I had no need to return back home. I do now however need to go to New York next month, and I really don't fancy driving there from LA.
Obviously if it's not possible, driving it is, but thought I would ask

The policy is geared towards young people. For many of them, being brought here illegally occured when they were very young, through no fault of their own. Their ties to communities here are all they know.
To deport them would be like sending them to what is a foreign country to them. It's not the right thing to do and I applaud the effort of this new policy even though I'm sure it's not perfect, may have flaws and need to be adjusted.

The policy is geared towards young people. For many of them, being brought here illegally occured when they were very young, through no fault of their own. Their ties to communities here are all they know.
To deport them would be like sending them to what is a foreign country to them. It's not the right thing to do and I applaud the effort of this new policy even though I'm sure it's not perfect, may have flaws and need to be adjusted.