The BELIEVE Act strives to have a substantial impact on the American workforce by:
We support the BELIEVE Act because it also casts a broader net to cover children of nonimmigrants, EB classes, healthcare workers, and professionals in the STEM field. All these added together make a substantial impact on our current immigration system.
There is another bill, S.B. 386 which proposes to process the current backlog faster for specific communities, but it does not increase the number of visas or eliminate derivatives--meaning this is a short term solution that will cause unmitigated problems in the long run with massive backlogs and longer waits that could go as far as 7 to 31 years. This deliberately and vastly limits the number of immigrants coming to this country.
For this reason, Immigrants' List supports the BELIEVE Act (S. 2091) because it is a far better solution than S.B. 386.
Immigrants’ List also supports the same changes that the BELIEVE Act proposes to our family-based immigration system.
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Immigrants’ List Civic Action is a 501(c)(4) organization which works to educate voters on immigration reform and reinforce the importance of voting with low propensity voters in minority populations. Immigrants’ List PAC is a federal political committee which primarily works to elect pro-reform and defeat anti-immigration candidates for public office. Immigrants’ List PAC and Immigrants’ List Civic Action are separate organizations
