You can return to your home country at any time and start participating in the temporary worker program. If you stay here for the full 5 years. you also have to be working. But. if you want to go home. for example. to Mexico and get a laser visa. which is what would be required. that is a matter of days. less than a week. If you have a job with an American employer. you take with you a certificate of employment. So you leave the United States. you go to a consular office in Mexico. obtain your laser visa. and then present that at the border to come back into the United States and resume your work. The whole thing should take no more than a week. probably less than that. There are those who say: Why would people voluntarily participate in this program? I think it is fairly evident. We provide incentives for people to participate in it. The sooner you leave the United States and get your laser visa so that you can come in and work temporarily. the longer you could work in the temporary work program. We provide visas for up 2 years at a time. You can have a total of 6 years worth of temporary work in the United States. So the sooner you start that process.. obviously. the sooner you can start working under the temporary worker program. What is hard about that? In addition. you would be able to take with you. after you have finished your temporary worker status. the money that has accumulated in a savings account that is paid through a system which is parallel to the Social Security system today. You pay into the system. it is like your own personal account. and you take that money with you when you voluntarily depart the United States when your temporary visa expires--or before that if you want to. So there are incentives for people to comply with the law. Finally. there is this question of why people would report to be deported? I make it crystal clear that in our bill there is no deportation. I dont know what legislation they are talking about. I am not even sure there is any such thing in the House bill.
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