In addition. he has letters from a number of firms where he has inquired about possible employment In India. none of which can offer him employment. After 17 years in this country. the Bhuvas are in the tragic situation of being foreigners both here and in India. particularly the children. who are totally Americanized. The Bhuvas lawyers are continuing to pursue every legal option. but have conceded that the chances of their being able to stop the deportation are very slim. Private relief legislation is the only remaining option. Mr. President. I am the son of Immigrants. My parents came to this country with little more than an ambition of making a better life for their family than they had known themselves. Pravinchandra Bhuvaand thousands of Immigrants like him who have lived and worked in this country for many yearsharbors the same ambition for himself and his family. Through hard work and Initiative. he and his wife have come far toward realizing their ambition. and in doing so have enriched the lives of their community and the United States. We are a nation that has grown great by opening its doors. To allow immigrants who have made a productive life for themselves here and who seek to contribute to their communities to join us as permanent residents is to the benefit of all. I urge early consideration and passage of these bills. I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the RECORD.
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