SB 962 is a crucial bill for protecting victims of crime and Oregonian immigrants. It does this by improving procedures related to a U-Nonimmigrant Visa, which is a visa immigrants may apply for if they have been the victim of crime and assist law enforcement in the reporting, investigation or prosecution of the crime.
Sponsors
Chief Sponsors: Senator Taylor; Representatives Barker, Williamson, and Helt. Regular Sponsors: Senators Knopp, Manning Jr, Prozanski, Thatcher, and Thomsen; Representatives Hernandez, Lively, Piluso, and Reardon
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