The recent reports that the United States of America has been overthrown and, in its place, a benevolent dictator by the name of Christobal instated as Supreme Leader are false. The New? People’s? United States of America has no benevolent dictator, we the people have adopted democratic confederalism. We believe in self-government, autonomy, and independence; equality regardless of gender, religion, and ethnicity. Our revolution began from the bottom, contrary to the belief that a revolution must be instigated at the top. We impeached the corrupt oppressors who had attempted to control and commoditize our lives, monopolize and manipulate our news media, and employ subversive mind control tactics through social media. The people came together
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We recognize the argument made by good intentioned people who fear for the ecological balance of our communities, who fear there are too many afflicted. We believe without American interventionism and destructive foreign policies which only benefit the first world, old communities will have the freedom to thrive once again. Without American interference the land returns to its people, and it is their choice to rebuild or to immigrate. Our new society made by refugees, immigrants, and former U.S. citizens understand deeply the genetic attraction to one’s birthplace and recognize that most would choose to return to their home country if it was safe and …show more content…
Immediate relatives included spouses of US citizens, unmarried minor children (under 21) and parents of US citizens. In order to be admitted through the family-based immigration system, a U.S. citizen or LPR sponsor must petition for an individual relative, establish the legitimacy of the relationship, meet minimum income requirements, and sign an affidavit of support stating that the sponsor will be financially responsible for the family member upon arrival in the United States. The preference system allowed adult children and brothers and sisters, as well as spouses and unmarried children of LPRS. Both immigration policies include a cap on the number of family visas each year, 480,000. Due to the preference given to the large amount of immediate family members of US citizens, LPRS family visas are limited to
We recognize the argument made by good intentioned people who fear for the ecological balance of our communities, who fear there are too many afflicted. We believe without American interventionism and destructive foreign policies which only benefit the first world, old communities will have the freedom to thrive once again. Without American interference the land returns to its people, and it is their choice to rebuild or to immigrate. Our new society made by refugees, immigrants, and former U.S. citizens understand deeply the genetic attraction to one’s birthplace and recognize that most would choose to return to their home country if it was safe and …show more content…
Immediate relatives included spouses of US citizens, unmarried minor children (under 21) and parents of US citizens. In order to be admitted through the family-based immigration system, a U.S. citizen or LPR sponsor must petition for an individual relative, establish the legitimacy of the relationship, meet minimum income requirements, and sign an affidavit of support stating that the sponsor will be financially responsible for the family member upon arrival in the United States. The preference system allowed adult children and brothers and sisters, as well as spouses and unmarried children of LPRS. Both immigration policies include a cap on the number of family visas each year, 480,000. Due to the preference given to the large amount of immediate family members of US citizens, LPRS family visas are limited to