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> In most cases, if your application for permanent residency is approved, then you just immediately become a permanent resident Except that process takes anoth
by s2g 8y ago
> In most cases, if your application for permanent residency is approved, then you just immediately become a permanent resident
Except that process takes another year or so.
> So I think the upshot is that this will make things more difficult for Chinese and Indian green card applicants.
Oh how wonderful, keep the lower classes down.
How delightfully racist.
edit: I'm sorry. TIL what upshot actually means.
- hactually 8y agoPlease don't be that guy and actually learn what the OP meant before jumping on the name calling wagon. The usage of upshot simply means the final outcome - neither a good thing or a bad.
- tdb7893 8y agoIt is very confusingly worded. People nowadays often use it the same as "upside". I've been confused by this word before and this is what I found when I looked it up (http://grammarist.com/usage/upshot/ http://grammarist.com/usage/upshot/). The dictionaries still seem to only have the older definition but I've personally run into the newer definition more often in the wild.
- s2g 8y agoThat's the only one I've ever seen.