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Living Example of the American Dream Julio came to the United States when he was only 6 years old. His family moved from Mexico in search for a better life. He enrolled in school and grew up very involved in his community. When DACA became available, he applied for it and made sure to keep

Asylum Cases Rejected (1/2) Asylum Cases Rejected  It is no secret that the Trump administration is working hard to undermine and discourage immigrants from applying for immigration benefits. They are trying to destroy the asylum system through additional and unnecessary barriers, making it more difficult for those seeking refuge in the United States to be

Immigration Purge Immigration Purge We can say that since January 2017, there has been a purge of the TPS program. At that time, an estimated 320,000 people had this protected status due to an armed conflict, environmental disaster, or other extraordinary conditions underway in their country. Nationals of these countries who are already in the

Cultural Diversity Cultural Diversity in The Workplace We understand cultural diversity as the ability for different cultures to share a work space. With an increasing immigration trend coming from all over the world, mix of nationalities, cultures and religions is becoming more and more frequent. We are in 2018. The world no longer has borders.

Frequent Question One of the Most Frequent Questions We Get Accurate processing time estimates can significantly affect the lives of applicants, employers, and the local communities they support. USCIS should prioritize transparency in its methods while improving the accuracy of processing times. Doing so not only supports the agency’s mission but would support economic and