"United American Families Act"

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\"United American Families Act\"

The Uniting American Families Act (UAFA), also known as the Permanent Partners Immigration Act (PPIA), would permit a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (LPR) to sponsor his or her same-sex partner for immigration purposes. Current immigration policy has the heartbreaking effect of tearing families apart based simply on borders. This bill permits families, including same-sex couples, to create homes together within the U.S., but continues to hold individuals who use the U.S. immigration system to high standards in order to prevent misuse. UAFA would deter fraudulent conduct by subjecting abusers to the same severe penalties for fraud that exist in current immigration law, including significant fines and prison sentences.

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Stop separating families!
Love is Love. I'm always glad to help Love prevail.
Signed! *****es.
I am Armenian/ Lebanese I am so for this and it would change so many middle eastern women's lives. They can finally not have to marry men. I have 2 saudi Arabian females who wish they can marry each other and stay here, where they can be free to be who they really are.
My partner and I are able to live in her native Brazil, which allows immigration for same-sex partners...how sad that my country cannot offer the same. Please get with the times, USA, by passing the UAFA and getting rid of DOMA once and for all! Thank you!!
I've lived in Japan with my girlfriend for 4 years. I went to a wedding last month of my good friends, who are also American and Japanese nationals. They can now apply for either Japanese or American citizenship, and live either place without any visa problems. I, on the other hand, who's been together longer with my partner, have no such options. How unfair is that! Totally not cool, America!!!!
my partner has been here for the last 20+ yrs and even if we could marry it would make no difference cause they could take her from me any time and there is nothing i can do to help her