GOP Senator Scott Brown now the key figure in Irish E3 visa battle

irishpjk Remember who??? Elizabeth Warren has it over this guy in every way. In addition she was one of the first in the country to speak out against the bank lobby and too big to fail banks.

I hope the many Irish whose heads have been up democratic butts for so many years can pull them out long enough to remember Senator Brown when the time comes.

I hope the many Irish whose heads have been up democratic butts for so many years can pull them out long enough to remember Senator Brown when the time comes.

Ireland seeks its fishermen from Egypt its waitstaff from Poland and has the gall to go cap in hand to the USA seeking work visas as nothing is available at home...

Brown is making a mistake introducing a "Jobs for Foreigners" Bill. I find that insulting. However, to Brown's credit, unlike Schumer's version, Brown's bill is not an Amnesty for illegal Irish in the USA.

I'm sure the author is not so Naive that he did not understand HR3012 correctly, but unfortunately he chose to spread misinformation about the bill. HR3012 doesn't bring anybody from any particular country. It's about the people who are here probably for more than a decade. It only removes the country limits, which would allow the person who applied for the green card, get it first. It is just to put a fair system in place for the Employement based green cards. FIFO(First in first out)

I'm sure the author is not so Naive to understand HR3012, but still chose to spread misinformation about the bill. HR3012 doesn't bring anybody from any particular country. It only removes the country limits, which would allow the person who applied for the green card, get the get card first. It is just to put a fair system in place for the Employement based green cards.

Whether he authors and pushes for this bill (I hope he doesn't)will be of little consequence in his re-election bid in ultra-liberal Massachusetts. He won his seat due to Martha's incompetent campaign and due to the Democrat's insistence that this was a "Kennedy seat" which did not play well with the electorate.