Could be. Perhaps you could ask your Indian American friends to lobby congress to change the law.

Generally it is not recommended for an asylee to return to his or her home country. But the risk is relatively low and if you don't mind taking a...

No, to port to a new petitioner, you will need a substantially similar job. But you can retain your priority date and have a new petitioner file...

No, using an I-485 based EAD does not violate one's H4 status.

Only you can file your I-485. It is not your employer's application.

After ten years, you should no longer be barred from admission based on unlawful presence, unless you are a multiple violator.

If it is an immigrant visa and you have adjusted status to that of a permanent resident, no. Perhaps it's a student visa? Or an H1b? The...

Yes a person can file to change status from B1/B2 to F1. If a person has wishes to file for adjustment of status, they must be in a valid...

A U.S. citizen can petition his or her parents to immigrate to the U.S., even if the parents once before immigrated, even if they did so under a...

As long as you keep it under six months, you should be okay for keeping your permanent resident status.