RBG – Fighting for Human Rights and Immigration

Trump might nominate another conservative justice for the Supreme Court

The second woman to serve the Supreme Court of Justice On Friday, September 18, 2020, Ruth Bader Ginsburg (commonly known as RBG), who was the second female judge to serve on the US Supreme Court of Justice, passed away at the age of 87, after battling for several years against cancer. President Bill Clinton nominated…

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Protests Due to Court Decision on TPS

Hondurans and El Salvadorians request a second review for the TPS program

The Trump administration has the possibility to remove TPS The current administration of the US has always tried to remove some humanitarian programs offered to immigrant communities currently residing in the country. This is mainly because the Trump government does not agree with offering legal residency possibilities to immigrants who decided to cross the borders…

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IACHR Intervenes on Allegations of Hysterectomies in ICE Detention Center

IACHR comments on mass sterilizations in ICE detention center

The US border forces The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is the federal agency in charge of overseeing immigration detention centers around the US. These centers normally house undocumented immigrants facing deportation proceedings. This federal agency has the task of detaining immigrants who cross the borders of the US without prior authorization, both people who…

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Book Proposes Increasing Immigration in the US to Remain as World Leader

Immigration as a way to stimulate the economy

Journalist publishes book called “One Billion Americans” Renowned American journalist and blogger Matthew Yglesias published his book, “One Billion Americans”, on September 15, 2020. The author assures that the US’ population density per square mile does not compare to countries like China, which is disproportionately outpacing the local economy due to the number of people…

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The USCIS Announces Resumption of “Public Charge Rule”

"Public Charge Rule" again in effect

What is the “Public Charge Rule”? The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is in charge of supervising the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), released the “Public Charge” Final Rule during 2019, but the Supreme Court of Justice allowed its implementation until the end of February, 2020. Broadly speaking, the public charge rule states…

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Are you TPS Beneficiary and Need Legal Advice?

Follow legal advice if you are TPS beneficiary

The court’s decision regarding TPS The current administration of the US has always had the purpose, since President Donald Trump took office in 2017, to reduce the number of immigrants entering the country by all means. With this, we mean that the Trump administration has tried to reduce both illegal and legal immigration. For instance,…

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Doctor Involved in Scandal will no Longer Work for ICE

Doctor accused of mass sterilizations no longer works for ICE

Scandal at Georgia immigrant detention center Recently, a story that generated a wave of controversy in the US came to light. Broadly speaking, the news refers to a legal complaint filed by a nurse that worked in one of the ICE detention centers, who states that a doctor was performing hysterectomies, also known as sterilizations…

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DOS Faces Lawsuit Over Fiancé(e) Visa Delays

More than 150 US citizens file a lawsuit against the DOS

Visa for fiancé(e)s of US citizens American citizens have the possibility to request an entry permit for their foreign fiancé(e)s. They can obtain this permit through the K-1 Visa, issued by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). After the USCIS approves the K-1 Visa application, the couple must marry within 90 days after the…

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The USCIS to Help Asylum Seekers During COVID-19 Emergency

The USCIS will hire interpreters on behalf of asylum seekers.

The USCIS releases final rule about interpreters for Asylum Seekers The US is the destination of thousands of immigrants fleeing the danger of their countries and seeking international protection through programs such as political asylum or refuge. To give an overview, immigrants can request political asylum when they try to flee from persecution, either because…

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Texas Sponsors Six Naturalization Ceremonies Despite Delays

Texas naturalizes 208 immigrants from different nationalities

Dallas hosts six naturalization ceremonies in one day On Friday, September 18, 2020, Dallas, a Texas city, sponsored six naturalization ceremonies and allowed 208 immigrants to become US citizens. It is important to clarify that naturalization ceremonies are the last step that immigrants must take in order to have the same rights and receive the…

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