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The Impact of Recent Policy Changes on Undocumented Immigrants

The United States’ immigration laws have changed significantly in recent years, which has affected millions of unauthorized immigrants. These modifications have affected everything from work permits to public image, presenting both possibilities and difficulties. For undocumented immigrants and those who advocate for them, it is important to comprehend these changes. This blog will examine the […]

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Joe Biden Explaining New Immigration Policy

How Biden’s New Immigration Policy Works

Immigration / Raquel Michelena

Image Source: https://www.vox.com/politics/355766/biden-immigration-reform-plan-asylum-election Intense discussion and close examination have always surrounded immigration policy in the US. Changes that affect millions of individuals, inside and beyond the nation, are made under every government. everal adjustments have been made to the immigration system by President Joe Biden’s administration. The functioning of Biden’s new immigration policy is examined

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Act Now to Save on Immigration Costs: USCIS Fees Set to Increase in April 2024

Immigration / Raquel Michelena

In a significant development, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is implementing substantial fee increases for various immigration applications effective April 1, 2024. This marks the first major adjustment since 2016, addressing the agency’s operational challenges. To ensure you don’t incur higher immigration fees, submitting your complete application before the impending deadline is crucial.

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Enhancing Equity in Employment-Based Immigration: A Closer Look at Family Reunification in the U.S.

Immigration / Raquel Michelena

Introduction:The United States immigration system places a strong emphasis on family reunification, even within the employment-based (EB) green card categories. In comparison to other OECD countries, such as Japan, Spain, and Ireland, the U.S. stands out with a higher proportion of immigrants entering on visa categories as workers rather than family members. However, a unique

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Afghans Temporary Immigration Protected Status Extended by the US.

Leave a Comment / Announcements, Immigration, Immigration policies, TPS / Raquel Michelena

The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) extended Afghans’ temporary immigration protected status on Wednesday, bringing praise from immigration advocates and calling for a permanent solution for those who have fled the crisis-racked country. The temporary immigration protections, which will last for 18 months, will only apply to Afghans who were residing in the

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UNITING FOR UKRAINE

Leave a Comment / Immigration, Immigration policies, TPS / Raquel Michelena

In honoring its commitment to help Ukrainians fleeing the war, the U.S. has established “Uniting for Ukraine,” a new program that grants two-year humanitarian parole for Ukrainian nationals with financial support in the U.S. Under this program, Ukrainian nationals must have a supporter who agrees to provide financial support during their stay in the U.S.

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U.S. Immigration Options for Ukrainians in Crisis

Leave a Comment / Immigration / Raquel Michelena

Over a few days, more than one million Ukrainians have fled their country, heading westward as refugees from Putin’s war on Ukraine. The Biden administration is facing mounting pressure from lawmakers and advocates to allow thousands of Ukrainians who are temporarily working or studying in the United States to remain, rather than force them to return

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