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PostingsObama Signs FY2010 DHS Spending Bill
AILA Doc. No. 09102968 | Dated October 28, 2009
On 10/28/09, President Obama signed into law the FY2010 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations bill (P.L.111-83).
The law extends the non-minister religious worker (section 568), the "Conrad 30" (section 568), the EB-5 visa (section 548), and the E-Verify (section 547) programs through September 30, 2012.
The law also includes statutory authority for USCIS to complete processing of permanent residence applications for surviving spouses and other relatives of immigration sponsors who die during the adjudication process (section 568).
The bill was previously approved by the House of Representatives on 10/15/09 by a 307-114 roll call vote, and by the Senate on 10/20/09 by a 79-19 vote.
Cite as AILA Doc. No. 09102968.
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