Court Says No to Faster Visa
法院拒絕加快簽證申請
Introduction
A US court stopped a legal case. A man from India wanted his H-1B visa faster.
美國一家法院終止了一起法律案件。一名來自印度的男子希望能更快獲得其 H-1B 簽證。
Main Body
Navdeep Sharma works for TCS. He waited a long time for his visa in India. He gave the government his medical papers and social media information. But the government did not give him the visa.
Navdeep Sharma 在 TCS 工作。他在印度等待簽證等待了很長時間。他向政府提交了醫療文件和社交媒體資訊。但政府並未核發簽證給他。
In September 2025, Mr. Sharma went to court. He wanted the judge to make the government work faster. He named important leaders in his case.
2025年9月，Sharma 先生前往法院。他希望法官能要求政府加快處理速度。他在案件中點名了幾位重要領導人。
Judge Timothy J. Kelly looked at the case. He said the wait was not too long. He said other people waited longer. The judge said the government has too much work and not enough people.
法官 Timothy J. Kelly 審理了此案。他表示等待時間並不算太長。他說其他人等待的時間更長。法官表示政府目前工作量過大，且人手不足。
Conclusion
The court did not help. Mr. Sharma must still wait for his visa.
法院未能提供幫助。Sharma 先生仍必須等待他的簽證。
Vocabulary Learning
⚡ The 'Too' Pattern
In this story, we see a very useful word: too.
When we use too before a describing word, it means 'more than we want' or 'more than is okay.' It is usually a negative feeling.
From the text:
- "The wait was not too long" (The wait was okay/acceptable).
- "The government has too much work" (They have more work than they can handle).
Compare these two:
- Long Just a fact. (The line is long).
- Too long A problem. (The line is too long! I am tired of waiting).
Common A2 combinations:
- Too hot 🥵
- Too expensive 💸
- Too fast 🏎️
- Too small 🤏