Immigration News Wednesday 15th September 2021
Your Summary of Immigration News in 15th September 2021 For Motion Law’s team, guiding you through your entire immigration process and keeping you up to date with the most important immigration news is a priority. Therefore, we are constantly updating our Blog Section for you to learn about the latest changes to current immigration policies.…
Read MoreCOVID-19 Vaccine Now Mandatory for Immigration Medical Examination
Requirement: COVID-19 vaccine for immigration medical examinations On Tuesday, September 14, the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) issued a Policy Alert, which states that as of October 1, 2021 (when Fiscal Year 2022 begins), foreigners who need to submit medical examinations for their immigration applications must also include COVID-19 vaccination certification. This change in…
Read MoreBorder Apprehension Numbers Have Slightly Decreased in Recent Weeks
Highest apprehension rates in decades According to the opinion of dozens of experts and critics, the biggest challenge the administration has faced so far, aside from the situation with Afghanistan, is the surge of illegal border crossings, which has not decreased since February 2021 but, instead, has increased exponentially during the last few months. In…
Read MoreBiden Administration Revives and Expands CAM Program
Biden to begin accepting applications for CAM program On Monday, September 13, 2021, the Biden administration announced that its revamped version of the CAM (Central American Minors) program is now active and it will begin accepting new applications. Do you need help during your immigration process? Contact Motion Law Immigration, schedule a FREE Consultation and…
Read MoreImmigration News Tuesday 14th September 2021
Latest Immigration News 09/14/21 Some of the main reasons why millions of foreigners decide to come to the US is to build a promising future, gain work experience, complete their higher education, learn about a different culture, understand customs in a first world country, or protect their lives. Hence, immigration is a fairly broad and…
Read MoreAdvocates Comment on Risks to Asylum Seekers under the MPP
The MPP – A policy that came close to ending permanently Former President Donald Trump always emphasized the need to restructure local immigration processes in order to implement a merit-based immigration system. This means that the US should, in his view, reduce and narrow international or humanitarian aid and increase eligibility requirements to attract only…
Read MoreDreamers Patiently Await Senate Parliamentarian’s Decision
Dreamers amid uncertainty after DACA ruling More than 600,000 young undocumented immigrants, called Dreamers, have resided in the US thanks to a deportation relief program called DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), which offers them amnesty for two years with the possibility of extension and the opportunity to work and study legally. Dreamers are immigrants…
Read MoreDHS Criticizes “Remain in Mexico” Program
DHS Secretary comments on the MPP policy Alejandro Mayorkas, the Secretary of DHS (Department of Homeland Security), recently commented on the MPP (Migrant Protection Protocols) policy, which must be reinstated following the order of a Texas federal judge and the US Supreme Court. Mayorkas openly stated that this policy, also known as “Remain in Mexico”,…
Read MoreImmigration News Monday 13th September 2021
Your Summary of Immigration News in 13th September 2021 In a world where technological progress has allowed us to increase international interaction and access tools to move easily from one country to another, immigration has become an extremely essential sector. Not only do we now have the means and resources to move around the world,…
Read MoreBiden’s Immigration Reform Would Protect Thousands of Workers
Senate parliamentarian holds immigration reform in her hands The Biden administration, aware that it would not get bipartisan support in Congress through regular means, decided to include an immigration resolution in the 2022 budget package, which has already passed the US House of Representatives and is currently awaiting a response from the Senate Parliamentarian to…
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