Silk53

Here's my opinion even though it was not asked for. I think the more people who bring this to light the better it is. Will it change for us? Probably not, the government doesn't move that fast. If I knew someone else would not have to go through the same mess I and others are right now, it would be worth something. The thing is, I do not think most Americans know what it is like. I didn't. I've seen the comment here and other places, you knew what you were getting into. I didn't. I fell in love than started doing some research. I was shocked at what I had learned. I had no idea what it was like for people to bring a spouse or fiance into the US. I thought it would be much simpler. My opinion is, most Americans are thinking the same thing I did. The Congress and Senate don't care because there are not enough people saying something. As long as we are quite about the process and the mess it causes of our lives the longer it will stay the same or get worse. Again, will it change for us? I don't think the USA moves fast enough to do anything for us. I am still going to try as I am awaiting a response from a Senator now. I'm not far into the process and really do not think my letter will make a change for me. That is the beauty of the USA, is you can tell your government what you think. Many countries you can not. I also believe the majority does not know what it's like and the more they can be informed about the individuals and the heartbreak and frustration many feel, the more likely change will occur. But it won't happen if we don't say anything.