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My spouse and I submitted an I-130 application at the beginning of this year. Basically my question is what may happens if a new administration – next year- enters and change immigration policies and rules (example, if a different President decides to eliminate any existing parole, waiver, or change current public charge rules, and/or add more conditions so immigrants can get a green card)??? Are we "protected" due to retroactive immigration laws? I often listen… If you applied before this date – then this or if you arrived before this date -then yes or no and so on. but always noting the date. Are we "safe" if current immigration laws. policy, rulings, were to be eliminated and/or modified in the future?
First, I want to say you're doing a great job! Now, my question is about something I heard time ago that mentioned that immigration laws are retroactive. Does that mean that if someone applies/submits an I-130 application under current administration the current law as is and current public charge rules will remain the same if a different administration change immigration policy or rules? Many attorneys are saying that if you apply now then you are "safe" (I understand an application does not grant status). Thank you. Can you please explain what retroactive means regarding familiar petitions (I-130) regarding immigration law? Thank you!