S 1328
Nuclear Family Priority Act
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Bill overview
The Nuclear Family Priority Act significantly alters U.S. immigration policy, primarily by reducing the number of family-sponsored immigrants admitted each year. It prioritizes immediate relatives (spouses and children) over other family-based categories, limits the worldwide annual quota for family-sponsored visas to 88,000, and introduces a system that restricts visas to individual foreign states based on their existing allocation. The bill also modifies rules regarding child definitions, eligibility for certain immigration benefits, and establishes a new category for alien parents of U.S. citizen children, with specific conditions on their nonimmigrant status and support responsibilities.
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