| Family-Sponsored | All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed | CHINA mainland born | India | Mexico | Philippines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F1 | 01DEC05 | 01DEC05 | 01DEC05 | 01JUL93 | 08OCT97 |
| F2A | 22AUG10 | 22AUG10 | 22AUG10 | 01AUG10 | 22AUG10 |
| F2B | 15NOV04 | 15NOV04 | 15NOV04 | 01NOV92 | 22MAR02 |
| F3 | 08JUN02 | 08JUN02 | 08JUN02 | 01MAR93 | 01AUG92 |
| F4 | 01APR01 | 01APR01 | 01APR01 | 22JUL96 | 22MAR89 |
Prospect of Immigration Reform
On Tuesday night, the people re-elected President Barrack Obama to his second term in office, and the Democratic Party kept a majority control in the Senate and the Republican Party kept control of the House of Representative. The elections leave in tack the perspective power in Washington, D.C. since the mid-year election of 2010. Will the political stalemate persist or will there be any prospect of immigration reform, and if so, to what extent. These are the questions that I pondered late Tuesday night and the morning after.
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