Creating a points-based immigration system that rewards education, English proficiency, high-paying job offers, military service, and extraordinary achievement.
Create a points-based immigration system that rewards education, English proficiency, high-paying job offers, military service, and extraordinary achievement.
Occurrences
The bill states that any petition filed by an alien desiring to be classified as points-based immigrants under section 203(b) ...
Evidence
The bill text (H.R. 8586) creates a points-based immigrant visa (new section 220) awarding points for employment, extraordinary achievement, education, English proficiency, military service, and age; includes wage-based point tiers.
Moore's April 30, 2026 press release announces the Americans First Immigration Act and says it "creates a points-based immigration system that rewards education, English proficiency, high-paying job offers, military service, and extraordinary achievement."
Assessments
Rep. Barry Moore sponsored and publicly introduced H.R. 8586 (Americans First Immigration Act) in April 2026, and the bill text establishes a formal points-based immigrant selection system that explicitly awards points for education, English proficiency, wage-based job offers, military service, and extraordinary achievement — matching the claim. However, the measure was only introduced and referred to committee and has not been enacted into law, so the promise was advanced materially but not fully delivered.