Advisement Against Potential Fraud
USCIS states that no new temporary worker program, or any other immigration law, has passed recently. A lot of confusion has arisen due to the recent debate on immigration legislation in the U.S. Congress. The reason for confusion is that a lot has been reported in the press of late, especially in newspapers abroad in countries like India, making it appear that some bill has passed, or is likely to become the law, that will help many people to obtain the green card more quickly.Unfortunately, in the world of immigration and many other areas, unscrupulous individuals or businesses seek to take advantage of unsuspecting and desperate individuals by perpetrating fraud against such individuals. Current news reports are only attempting to explain the varying proposals and further the debate. President Bush has ruled out deporting the estimated 12 million illegal aliens in the United States and also praised a plan that offers a path to citizenship for many current illegal aliens. "Massive deportation of the people here is unrealistic. It's just not going to work," he told the Orange County Business Council. "You hear people out there hollering, 'It's going to work.' It's not going to work." If and when an essential worker program is ever established and actually becomes law, it will widely be reported by trustworthy sources including governmental websites. There is nothing that anyone can do unless and until such program actually becomes a reality by law. Thus, foreign nationals need to be on their guard and wary of promises related to such programs or benefits at this time.