On May 16, 2019, President Trump proposed a new immigration system in which over half of all green cards would be allotted to highly educated and skilled immigrants and their families. Under the President’s proposal, the number of green cards approved each year would remain at 1.1 million, the same as now. However, the percentage of employment-based green cards would rise from 12% to 57%.
Pre-nuptial/Real Estate question
My fiancee and I pan to purchase a house sometime within the week. The entire down payment (40%) will be a gift from my parents. Besides signing some sort of pre-nup agreement, is there something I can do to ensure that the entire down payment will go back to my parents in the event of a divorce and selling of the house? (i.e. Is there some sort of agreement that my parents and I can sign WITHOUT my fiancee knowing?)
Child abuse/neglect rights under 18
My friend really wants to move out of his house because his father and step mother constantly put him down. He feels like he isn't capable of anything because of them. That's not even the worst part of it. His step mother is constantly touches him inappropriately like its okay to do. If he says anything about it, she'll either think he's play and continue doing it or she'll get mad and he won't be able to do anything about it. His father just stands in the background because the step mother has control over him to. He's tried to live with his mother, but she does drugs and can't support him at all. He's been hurt by her too many times, he can't bare it anymore. What I think is the worst is that after he tried living with his mom for the last time, his dad and stepmom took him off their insurance. When he was younger they found cancer in the back of his head and is supposed to be getting screening for it every year but his parents won't take him. The other day he fell and needed stitches and they didn't look twice. I don't think any kid should deserve to go through that. He has a place to stay where he will be supported and they will see to it that he continues school. They just need to find a way to get him out legally.