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Green card Unskilled worker

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#1
  • Bob
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  • 2021/05/24 17:24

I am 30 years old and currently living in Japan.
I am thinking of returning to Los Angeles, where I studied for 2 years, but I am looking for a way to do so because I do not have a visa.
In the meantime, I found out that there is a way to get a green card issued on the condition that I work as an Unskilled worker for about one year. Currently it seems to take 2.5 years to be issued a green card.
Has anyone obtained a green card in a similar case ??

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#20
  • 不毛な議論
  • 2021/05/27 (Thu) 10:24
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It's a sterile argument between someone in a position where the job is there and someone at the part-time level
The part-time level will never be able to keep up with the prices.

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#21
  • アフォ
  • 2021/05/27 (Thu) 10:34
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Fed Minimum Wage
20 years ago $ 5.15
now $ 7.25
1.4 times.

By the way, if you look at prices in the U.S. Consumer Price Index
20 years ago, it was 170
now it is 267
1.57 times.

Ignorance can't give me a number that would be roughly this much. LOL

We are in the middle of a congressional debate about the current minima being too low compared to prices.

It's been normal in our history for prices to rise and then salaries and minimum wage to lag behind. You should study economics a little more before you say things.

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#22
  • 無知
  • 2021/05/31 (Mon) 10:09
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If you're going to give me an example, give me an hourly wage in California
The numbers you gave me are double the hourly wage in CA
Then the U.S. Consumer Price Index would reverse prices

I see
I'm starting to understand
You You're living on a pension.
You're a retired bum living in the desert.
That's why the example is Federal ( LOL ) Pensions are Federal

Well, surely pensions will go up later, after prices are taken into account. That's what you're trying to say.
I can't argue with a guy who is living on a pension.

He can use his cell phone anywhere in a national park with no antenna
He can ride his bike to Death Valley in the middle of summer when it's over 50 degrees and it's cooler in the shade
. You need to get a real retirement instead of spouting a bunch of hogwash.

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#23

^ I have reported this too 😉 (for insults to the other party such as "germs")

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#24
  • アフォ
  • 2021/05/31 (Mon) 23:54
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There is a crazy shortage of elevator mechanics in the US.

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