Month: April 2019

H-1B Cap Reached within 5 days, Reflects Serious Need for Foreign Professionals in U.S.

H-1B Cap Reached within 5 days, Reflects Serious Need for Foreign Professionals in U.S. USCIS has once again received more than enough applications within the first 5 days of the fiscal year 2020 filing period to reach the annual cap of 85,000 H-1B visas. The agency received 201,011 petitions this year, a 6% increase from …

H-1B Cap Reached within 5 days, Reflects Serious Need for Foreign Professionals in U.S. Read More »

Exit of Homeland Security Secretary Signals Tougher Direction on Immigration Policy

Exit of Homeland Security Secretary Signals Tougher Direction on Immigration Policy Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned from her position last Sunday. Subsequently, the Trump administration continued its leadership purge of the Department of Homeland Security and removed Secret Service Director Randolph “Tex” Alles the next day. This series of ousters is a result of …

Exit of Homeland Security Secretary Signals Tougher Direction on Immigration Policy Read More »

Threats of Border Closure Causes Fears of Dire Economic Consequences

Threats of Border Closure Causes Fears of Dire Economic Consequences In response to a surge of Central American migrants seeking asylum last weekend, President Trump threatened to close all ports of entry along the southern U.S. border. In light of the Department of Homeland Security’s declaration of an “Category 5 immigration crisis” at the border, …

Threats of Border Closure Causes Fears of Dire Economic Consequences Read More »