Dixie and Oleg 2012
My family came to the US as refugees and had a very easy time of
going through the naturalization process. We may have been a happy
exception. I have a friend, an internationally known writer, who
submitted his green card application several times, with substantial
fees attached to every one of the. They were all “lost”. Upon a call
from his state senator, they were miraculously found.
This morning, I read a this on a blog of an acquaintance whose writings I’ve been following for years:
February will mark the two year
anniversary as to when my husband submitted his application for a change
of status – a Green card.
He hasn’t even been called for an interview yet.
Discrimination at the highest. Quality not quantity. That's not discrimination;
ReplyDeletethat's patriotism. Boat people indeed!
No comparison between the boat people and those today.
ReplyDeleteI was talking about these boat people. What kind are you referring?
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Got it. I was referring to the Vietnamese boat people.
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