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Top 10 fixes No. 6 – Apply Child Status Protection Act to aged-out children as it was intended
Posted by Helen Jugovic on 15 June 2009 | 9 Comments
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This is about the Child Status Protection Act, and why our courts, consulates, and the US Citizenship & Immigration Service need to start applying the law as it was intended to protect certain children’s rights in the immigration process. This blog entry is NOT about the “Dream Act” or about creating new visa categories for undocumented children.
