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The U.S. Immigration Law Blog by Ashwin Sharma 
Legal immigrants to U.S. face green card logjam
Via Washingtonpost.com
11/29/2006
PHOENIX (Reuters) – Following all the rules, Indian
national Sanjay Mehta came to the United States on a temporary
work visa in 1997, hoping to build a glittering career in the
fast-moving information technology sector.
But nine years later his application for a green card
remains snarled up in a bureaucratic logjam, and he looks with
frustration at the strides made by illegal immigrants who he
says simply jumped the fence from Mexico.
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