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> Must be outside of your context window. You were clearly drawing in the idea this backlog of cases and immigration state we're in is the result largely from B

> Must be outside of your context window. You were clearly drawing in the idea this backlog of cases and immigration state we're in is the result largely from Biden's term. I see no other real reason to include such a statement. It's been true for decades. Sure. However, areas I am interested in, become significantly worse the past 3-4 years, e.g., EB2-NIW, and similar categories. I have no idea why you think I mentioned it as a "Biden's fault" comment. But, whatever lol > Not what I'm suggesting in the slightest. Then why are you arguing that anyone on a valid visa but engaging in unauthorized work becomes an illegal immigrant? > Denying obvious facts. Incredible. Where? > Once again, reconnect with reality again before you reply. I am. > Learn what the Trump administration is actually doing before you both-sidesing it more. I am not interested, tbh. I have a life. Our convo began with me asking you for an example of a documented-> undocumented->documented transition, and you failed to provide it. Instead, you tried to argue that someone who is on a valid status but engages in unauthorized employment is illegal immigrant, which I disputed. Then, you backtracked, and went on a tangent about Biden, Trump, camps, etc.

vel0city 1y ago
> The others is to send people to CECOT and other prison camps with no due process (even those with legal status) and ignore the courts. > I am sorry, but I do not plan to engage in emotions and hypothetical > Learn what the Trump administration is actually doing before you both-sidesing it more. >I am not interested So just willfully ignorant. Strange how you seem to be so well versed on the topic but choose to bury your head in the sand on anything current. > Then, you backtracked I have not changed my stance on anything I've claimed in this entire thread. > someone who is on a valid status but engages in unauthorized employment is illegal immigrant I mean, they are. They're overstaying their work visa and are fraudulently applying and staying under a different visa under false pretenses. What do we call people who overstay visas (continuing employment under a temporary work visa) and apply for other visas under false pretenses? I guess I did fail to show a documented->undocumented->documented, only a legal->illegal->legal change. Sorry, my bad. They're still involved in illegal, undocumented labor. But even then, that's under the assumption they bothered applying for some other visa in the in-between time, not everyone does.
- reliabilityguy 1y ago
  > I mean, they are. They're overstaying their work visa You do not have to overstay to engage in unauthorized employment. Did you even read what I’ve wrote?

vel0city 1y ago

> The others is to send people to CECOT and other prison camps with no due process (even those with legal status) and ignore the courts. > I am sorry, but I do not plan to engage in emotions and hypothetical > Learn what the Trump administration is actually doing before you both-sidesing it more. >I am not interested So just willfully ignorant. Strange how you seem to be so well versed on the topic but choose to bury your head in the sand on anything current. > Then, you backtracked I have not changed my stance on anything I've claimed in this entire thread. > someone who is on a valid status but engages in unauthorized employment is illegal immigrant I mean, they are. They're overstaying their work visa and are fraudulently applying and staying under a different visa under false pretenses. What do we call people who overstay visas (continuing employment under a temporary work visa) and apply for other visas under false pretenses? I guess I did fail to show a documented->undocumented->documented, only a legal->illegal->legal change. Sorry, my bad. They're still involved in illegal, undocumented labor. But even then, that's under the assumption they bothered applying for some other visa in the in-between time, not everyone does.

reliabilityguy 1y ago
> I mean, they are. They're overstaying their work visa You do not have to overstay to engage in unauthorized employment. Did you even read what I’ve wrote?