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Saw this post on reddit any thoughts? Federal lawsuit for 2020-2021-2022 filers
For too long, we have been forced to suffer in silence. Congress established a clear goal that immigration petitions should be processed within 180 days. Instead, USCIS has pushed wait times to a staggering 52.5 months (over 4.4 years) - 8.9 times longer than the law intends.
With 272,911 petitions currently waiting in the backlog (up from just 26,294 in 2019) and 7.8 new petitions arriving for every 1 decided, the math is horrifying: at USCIS’s current pace, it would take 41 years just to clear today's backlog!
Waiting years without a word is not just a bureaucratic delay—it is a heavy emotional weight we carry every single day. It is waking up with anxiety, living in constant limbo, being held back from working legally, missing precious years with loved ones abroad, and watching our lives remain frozen in time while our cases gather dust.
We already survived the unthinkable. We should never have to endure ongoing trauma at the hands of the very system built to protect us. Our silence ends today. We are rising up, uniting our voices, and taking bold legal action through a federal class-action lawsuit to hold USCIS accountable and demand immediate decisions on our I-360 petitions.
Unstoppable Strength in Numbers: 185+ survivors across all 50 states have already stepped forward to join this movement. You are not alone, and your voice matters!
Elite Legal Representation: We have joined forces with one of the nation's most respected and formidable federal immigration litigators.
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David D2h
hopefully they do something about I’m from July 2022 I’m considering a writh of mandamus next month! my union provide immigration attorneys services so I think I should use them to get me package ready
