With the UK general election going as well as predicted for the
incumbent Conservative Party, their leader will likely be jetting
stateside in the early hours of the 5th July (not sure how much
advance notice private flights need).
With accommodation and schools sorted, the step up life of tech bro
awaits.
There is still some interest in whether the gentleman in question (and presumably spouse and children) currently hold green cards.
It was briefly mentioned in a recent debate on this very forum that it
would be odd if he held one whilst in office, as that would not be in accordance with the idea behind the scheme.
Is there an easy way to tell, and given the current generation of news
from the US, would anyone care ?
With the UK general election going as well as predicted for the incumbent Conservative Party, their leader will likely be jetting stateside in the early hours of the 5th July (not sure how much advance notice private
flights need).
With accommodation and schools sorted, the step up life of tech bro
awaits.
There is still some interest in whether the gentleman in question (and presumably spouse and children) currently hold green cards.
It was briefly mentioned in a recent debate on this very forum that it
would be odd if he held one whilst in office, as that would not be in accordance with the idea behind the scheme.
Is there an easy way to tell, and given the current generation of news
from the US, would anyone care ?
Jethro_uk <jethro_uk@hotmailbin.com> wrote:
With the UK general election going as well as predicted for the
incumbent Conservative Party, their leader will likely be jetting
stateside in the early hours of the 5th July (not sure how much advance
notice private flights need).
With accommodation and schools sorted, the step up life of tech bro
awaits.
There is still some interest in whether the gentleman in question (and
presumably spouse and children) currently hold green cards.
It was briefly mentioned in a recent debate on this very forum that it
would be odd if he held one whilst in office, as that would not be in
accordance with the idea behind the scheme.
Is there an easy way to tell, and given the current generation of news
from the US, would anyone care ?
Apparently a person's immigration status is subject to the Freedom of Information Act, so can be requested and should be disclosed.
https://www.uscis.gov/records/request-records-through-the-freedom-of- information-act-or-privacy-act
On Sat, 22 Jun 2024 12:09:42 -0700, Stuart O. Bronstein wrote:advance
Jethro_uk <jethro_uk@hotmailbin.com> wrote:
With the UK general election going as well as predicted for the
incumbent Conservative Party, their leader will likely be jetting
stateside in the early hours of the 5th July (not sure how much
(andnotice private flights need).
With accommodation and schools sorted, the step up life of tech bro
awaits.
There is still some interest in whether the gentleman in question
itpresumably spouse and children) currently hold green cards.
It was briefly mentioned in a recent debate on this very forum that
newswould be odd if he held one whilst in office, as that would not be in
accordance with the idea behind the scheme.
Is there an easy way to tell, and given the current generation of
from the US, would anyone care ?
Apparently a person's immigration status is subject to the Freedom of
Information Act, so can be requested and should be disclosed.
https://www.uscis.gov/records/request-records-through-the-freedom-of-
information-act-or-privacy-act
I have signed up, but (rather fairly) can't make a request about a 3rd
party without their consent. Which I would be stretching the truth in a Trumpian manner to say I had.
Oh, well, it's an irrelevance really. He'll be stateside soon. And no
loss to us.
Jethro_uk <jethro_uk@hotmailbin.com> wrote in news:v590g2$istk$47@dont- email.me:
On Sat, 22 Jun 2024 12:09:42 -0700, Stuart O. Bronstein wrote:advance
Jethro_uk <jethro_uk@hotmailbin.com> wrote:
With the UK general election going as well as predicted for the
incumbent Conservative Party, their leader will likely be jetting
stateside in the early hours of the 5th July (not sure how much
(andnotice private flights need).
With accommodation and schools sorted, the step up life of tech bro
awaits.
There is still some interest in whether the gentleman in question
itpresumably spouse and children) currently hold green cards.
It was briefly mentioned in a recent debate on this very forum that
newswould be odd if he held one whilst in office, as that would not be in
accordance with the idea behind the scheme.
Is there an easy way to tell, and given the current generation of
from the US, would anyone care ?
Apparently a person's immigration status is subject to the Freedom of
Information Act, so can be requested and should be disclosed.
https://www.uscis.gov/records/request-records-through-the-freedom-of-
information-act-or-privacy-act
I have signed up, but (rather fairly) can't make a request about a 3rd
party without their consent. Which I would be stretching the truth in a
Trumpian manner to say I had.
Oh, well, it's an irrelevance really. He'll be stateside soon. And no
loss to us.
If you're talkint about David Cameron, here's an article saying he has "nothing to hide." Sounds like a kind of consent to me. :-)
It's Rishi Sunak I would be more interested in. ...
Current polling is that while his party are possibly in for a
"drubbing" (a word I encourage the colonies to use more :) ) he himself
may be re-elected as a Member of Parliament. Meaning he will need to find
a way to resign PDQ to catch the fall term.
There is still some interest in whether the gentleman in question (and >presumably spouse and children) currently hold green cards.
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