For the relief of Maria Cordova.
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, titled ‘For the relief of Maria Cordova,’ aims to grant her permanent resident status in the United States. It waives certain grounds that could prevent her from obtaining permanent residency, including past immigration issues and denial of admission. The bill also establishes a deadline for her to apply for immigration benefits and adjusts the allocation of immigrant visas to prioritize her case.
Key provisions
- Grants Maria Cordova eligibility for an immigrant visa or adjustment of status to permanent residence.
- Waives grounds for removal or denial of admission based on records from the Department of Homeland Security and the State Department.
- Rescinds any outstanding orders of removal or deportability against her.
- Sets a two-year deadline for filing applications for immigrant visas or adjustment of status.
- Reduces the number of immigrant visas available to natives of her country of birth by one during the next fiscal year.
- Prevents her natural parents, brothers, and sisters from receiving preferential immigration treatment.
Who is affected
- Maria Cordova
- U.S. Immigration System
- Potential relatives of Maria Cordova
Notable changes
- Waives existing immigration issues that might otherwise prevent permanent residency.
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