Since I know you're an immigration guru. :P How does the federal government define "family member" for purposes of the family-based immigration process? And doesn't the INS require one to prove the ability to support family members you're sponsoring as part of the application process?
It occurs to me that this type of law could cause problems for legal immigrants trying to bring over other family since there's a possibility the sponsoring relative could not house them according to local law.
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