FAIR Discusses Biden’s Immigration Proposal

FAIR releases study regarding Biden's immigration reform

Opinions of the two strongest candidates on immigration The presidential elections of the US will take place in November 2020, and the two strongest candidates are driving their political campaigns around the country. One of the most important aspects of these elections is immigration. This is mainly because the nominees have an almost diametrically opposite…

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The Trump Administration Plans to Increase Restrictions on Employment Visas

Trump's officials plan to increase restrictions for employment-based visas

The global Coronavirus pandemic and work visas The health condition of the US is quite alarming as it became the main epicenter of the global Coronavirus pandemic. In addition to the health crisis, the pandemic also brought an economic, social and political crisis. Therefore, the Trump administration had to act quickly to protect the health…

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Tech Companies Support Biden Due to Immigration Policies

Companies like Google, Microsoft and Facebook support Biden's presidential campaign

The Trump administration restrictions on business immigration Clearly, the arrival of the global Coronavirus pandemic tremendously affected most sectors of our society. For instance, the immigration sector received several impacts from emergency measures implemented by the current administration of the US. Speaking specifically about the business immigration sector, President Trump announced, at the end of…

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Mexico Asks for Details About ICE Medical Procedures

Mexico asks the US government to oversee medical procedures at ICE detention centers

Hysterectomies at ICE Detention Center The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is in charge of overseeing immigration detention centers around the country. Normally, undocumented immigrants are taken to these centers while their deportation processes are completed or while they await the response to their immigration appeals. During the last months, this federal entity has attracted…

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ICE Now has the Right to Question Inmates in Florida

ICE plans to train prison officers in Florida to question inmates

ICE to train prison officers to question Florida inmates Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis, gave green light for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to train prison officers, so they can contribute to the task of detaining undocumented immigrants who managed to cross the borders of the US without prior authorization. This project was proposed by…

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Protests Around the Country Calling to Abolish ICE

Protests in NY and St. Louis calling to the abolishment of ICE

ICE controversies In one of our most recent articles, we discuss about multiple controversies and legal processes that ICE has had to deal with over the past few months. To give an overview, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency is one of the branches of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and has several…

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California Governor Extends Aid to Immigrants

California offers tax credit to undocumented immigrants

California helps immigrants during the current juncture The Trump administration, in an effort to protect the local population during the global pandemic, decided to issue stimulus checks to mitigate the impact of the economic crisis, ease the current unemployment rate and stimulate cash flow. These stimulus checks offer monetary assistance to American families who lost…

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Do you Need to Adjust Your Immigration Status?

Motion Law's team can help you with your adjustment of immigration status

Immigration processes in the US The immigration law of the US is quite robust and offers multiple alternatives for foreigners to come and build a promising future for their beloved ones. Due to the fact that the US is a world power in important sectors such as technology and science, the dream of thousands of…

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Amicus Brief Against Increase in Naturalization Fee

Boston supports lawsuit against increase in naturalization fee

Increase in immigration application fees The sudden arrival of the global Coronavirus pandemic took governments around the world by surprise and definitely affected multiple sectors of the US society. One of the sectors most affected by the health crisis is the immigration sector, which was paused almost completely for more than two months. However, now…

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“Public Charge Rule” Goes into Effect Again

Second Circuits gives green light for the Public Charge Rule again

The “Public Charge Rule” during the pandemic Broadly speaking and to give an overview, the “Public Charge Rule” states that immigration officers of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) have the power and right to reject requests if the applicant could become an unnecessary burden on the country. With this, we mean that immigrants…

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