The Nuclear Family Priority Act amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to prioritize family-sponsored immigrants and reduce the number of such.
The Nuclear Family Priority Act amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to prioritize family-sponsored immigrants and reduce the number of such immigrants. It establishes a 5-year initial period of authorized admission for nonimmigrant parents of U.S. citizens, extendable by the Secretary of Homeland Security. It eliminates the category for alien parents of adult U.S. citizens and reduces the worldwide level of family-sponsored immigrants. It also changes the allocation of family-sponsored immigrant visas, making 75% available without per-country limitation and 25% subject to a ceiling.
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