New Uscis Data Show How Daca Delays Decisions In Other Programs

[pswa83 302]

came across this article today and think it's completely stupid considering that they want who ever reads it to believe that this is true.

there is ONLY a 2 month overlay from the time DACA started.

thought anyone??

http://cis.org/north/new-uscis-data-show-how-daca-delays-decisions-other-programs

[JoseG 383]

I don't pay much attention to articles from cis.org considering they are an anti-immigration website.

[Zntnl002 10]

In my opinion, a backlog in cases was to be expected. Individuals with pending cases should have every right to be disappointed. I would be.

The article, clearly points out "the negative impact" and the fact that the majority of Deferred Action Applicants are from Mexico. I wish they would have mentioned that ALL applicants ponied up $465. The Department of Homeland Security will take that "backlog" all day, everyday. Personally, the best + $465 I ever spent.

[Admin 174]

This is crazy. We all knew USCIS would be stumped with new applications for DACA. if this is true, they should of been way more prepared as this was going to happen.