The First Circuit vacated the BIA’s order dismissing the petitioner’s appeal and remanded, finding that because the Ecuadorian asylum applicant was a minor at time of mistreatment, the immigration judge and BIA should have taken a child-specific analysis.
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want to ask if I could get employment based green card or work visa – as an actress, self employed Because problem is that all movie bookings have different production companies, which means I’m being hired for movies but by different companies.
Maybe I could do my own LLC? And be self employed.
Would it be possible to get work green card or visa (some actors I know applied to green card baded on experience , just using movies and bookings)
Point is that I’m working now on movies non stop, even got bookings for 2019-2020. But all movies are produced by different companies so I am self employed but I have actually jobs.
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