Saturday, December 5, 2009

FIND SANJAY SUD (ARTICLES: Immigrants)









Campaign: FIND SANJAY SUD
Story Of A Mentally Handicapped Person Abducted By Institutional America For Self Serving Design
THE TRASHING OF THE RULE OF LAW IN AMERICA YET AGAIN IN OUR TIMES



Other Lands of Opportunity: China and India

Green Card Applicants Have a Long Wait

Kapil, a 33-year-old software consultant for IBM (IBM) in Silicon Valley, shares Vilcek's frustration. (Kapil asked that his last name not be used out of concern for his job.) He joined IBM in 2001 with the hope of gaining permanent residency in the U.S. so he could ultimately start his own company. IBM filed an application for his green card for permanent residence in 2004, and he has yet to receive it. Due to limits that allow for just 9,800 green cards per year per country, the wait for people from India and China can be up to 10 years. Kapil estimates that his five-year wait could stretch into 7 or 10. In the meantime, he remains on an H-1B visa tied to IBM, where he must keep the same position to remain in the green card queue. He's earning six figures now, he says, but suspects he could earn more if he had the freedom to change jobs. "I'm not allowed to advance, and it's really frustrating," says Kapil. "At this point, I'm losing my patience."


A Korean Invasion Blindsides the U.S. Army -- but in a Good Way
Immigrants From Peninsula Swamp Program Offering Citizenship; Other Groups Squeezed



In Latino

Boy Went on Hunger Strike After Mom Was Sent to Nicaragua: Their Fight




Iraqi Immigrants Face Unforseen Challenges In United States




Published 08/23/2009 by Miami Herald

Mexican president congratulates NASA astronaut
MEXICO CITY -- Mexico's president is so excited about a NASA astronaut of Mexican descent that he invited him to dinner when the astronaut returns to Earth.
President Felipe Calderon told Jose Hernandez that he is "very happy that your are putting Mexico's name in space."
Hernandez was born in California and is the son...
First Reported 08/24/2009 - Updated 08/24/2009 - 1 Documents (in Space Science)

Jose Hernandez from Field Worker to Astronaut
There is an old saying about reaching for the stars. Astronaut Jose Hernandez will be doing just that when the lifts off this week. Hernandez, 47, grew up working the farm fields of California and is now heading to outer space for his first space flight. ... [Huliq.com - 08/24/2009]
Entities:Jose Hernandez, Hispanics, Danny Olivas, Stockton (California, United States), Hollywood (Florida, United States)








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