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  • Birthday 05/28/1967

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  1. This is the key fallacy that many on the left/Democrats and their MSM shills forget. Much of the criticism of the US-Israeli campaign focuses on its costs while treating the status quo ante as if it were cost-free. It was not.
  2. Definitely, I am not aware of any tourist visa to any country that gives an authorized stay more than 6 months. To the OP, regardless of your brother's status in Canada, your brother's spouse will need to start the process for a US Spousal visa by filing an I130 (as @Crazy Cat suggested). The USC spouse may also want to consult with a lawyer as well due to the unauthorized work in the US, but that should not be a huge issue. The biggest issue will be when it comes time to interview for the spousal visa in two years or so, he cannot interview in Canada since he is only there on a tourist visa (legally or not).
  3. Clean? Green? https://africasciencenews.org/why-your-love-for-electric-vehicles-evs-could-wipe-out-drc-residents/
  4. I agree, a lawyer consult may be warranted here, but you can naturalize under the 3 yr rule. I do not know how much they probe the VAWA basis for your LPR status, but they will review your complete case history, so they should be aware of it. Honestly, if your goal is naturalization, I would not wait despite the current political environment. Good Luck! https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/when-vawa-green-card-holders-can-apply-us-citizenship-naturalization.html
  5. Drove by this place last Saturday. At least they had security to deal with this whack job.
  6. It is entirely up to you, but overall the CR1 is generally a better option, not just because of the current political environment, but because the immigrant avoids the AoS process that can vary widely in processing times. It is definitely not crazy to consider switching particularly since the I129F was only filed relatively recently. Good Luck!
  7. It is interesting how the extremist left/Democrats and their MSM allies really jump on a story with little to no evidence. TDS is a real thing, just look at James Carville.
  8. I agree with @Crazy Cat and @Lemonslice, go through the AOS as it appears you have solid marital grounds to do that, and then apply for a re-entry permit (I131) prior to going back to France. This gives you a 2yr of maintaining your LPR status in good standing and allow for you to come and go during that time. Then if the decision is still to stay in France permanently, file the I407 and apply for a B2. You will still have to disclose the overstay on ESTA, but you might have strong enough ties to overcome that. Good Luck!
  9. Now if he were an illegal immigrant, I suppose they would have let him go.
  10. She actually wasn’t too bad as a DHS secretary, it was all the influencer actions and speak that was not a good look. I wonder if this was a deal to get the Congress off its collective rears and fund DHS. I do like Mullins as the new pick, Fetterman already endorsed him. Kristi Noem ousted from Homeland Security post amid recent turmoil Kristi Noem, the former South Dakota congresswoman and governor who has led President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security thus far in his second term, was ousted from her position on Wednesday. President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he will nominate Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., to replace Noem, effective March 31. "The current Secretary, Kristi Noem, who has served us well, and has had numerous and spectacular results (especially on the Border!), will be moving to be Special Envoy for The Shield of the Americas, our new Security Initiative in the Western Hemisphere we are announcing on Saturday in Doral, Florida. I thank Kristi for her service at ‘Homeland.’" https://www.foxnews.com/politics/kristi-noem-ousted-from-homeland-security-post-amid-recent-turmoil
  11. Technically, yes it applies. I realize it is worded more for visitors (B2/ESTA, etc.), but it actually applies to anyone also intending to immigrate. I suspect if you are able to get more than a 90 day supply to bring with you, you should be fine if it is a maintenance medicine, not sure if it is a prescribed narcotic/painkiller. Beyond that, like as @Crazy Cat mentioned, since you are intending to immigrate, you will need to look for a US based Dr. eventually. Good Luck!
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