When considering the applications of prospective voluntary immigrants, which of the following is NOT a factor given priority under current U.S. law?

Question

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chain migration

special professional skills

unification with a spouse who is a U.S. citizen

health of the applicant

Odiversity from specified underrepresented countries

Answer 1

Under current U.S. immigration law, the factor that is NOT given priority for prospective voluntary immigrants is health of the applicant.

The main priorities typically include family sponsorship (chain migration), special skills, unification with a spouse who is a U.S. citizen, and diversity from underrepresented countries, but health status is not a primary criterion for immigration eligibility.