Senator Charles Schumer unveils new Irish visa bill
If passed as is, undocumented Irish already in the U.S. may be eligible to apply for the program
During his recent May visit to New York, Irish Foreign Minister Eamon Gilmore had pledged his continued support to lobbying for the introduction of the E-3 visa.
Bart Murphy, head of the Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform flew from San Francisco last Friday, especially for the New York meeting.
“We know we have a great friend in Senator Schumer,” Murphy told the Irish Voice, “and we look forward to the introduction of the new bill. We will work with Irish organizations across the U.S. to bring pressure to bear on legislators to pass it.”
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