More than 20% of Detained Immigrants Have COVID-19

4,444 detained immigrants are infected with COVID-19

Coronavirus cases rise at ICE facilities When immigrants try to cross borders without legal documentation or prior authorization and are detained, they are normally taken to immigration detention centers around the US. They reside there until border forces initiate deportation proceedings or until they appeal their cases to obtain a legal permit. The Immigration and…

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Recognized Companies Sign Document Against Work Visa Restrictions

Companies like Amazon, Facebook, Twitter and Microsoft signed a document supporting lawsuit against Trump's policies

The last presidential proclamation The massive outbreak of Coronavirus was sudden and abrupt in most countries around the world, and clearly, governments were forced to implement strict emergency measures to protect the local population and act quickly to counter the impact of the crisis. In the case of the US, President Donald Trump is primarily…

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ICE Deports Minors Only when they Test Negative for the Coronavirus

ICE test for Coronavirus before deporting unaccompanied children

The global pandemic and current deportations The arrival of the global Coronavirus pandemic has contributed to the Trump administration speeding up deportation processes amid the health crisis. With this, the president intends to: Protect the health of the local population. Avoid a possible saturation of the health system. Prevent a massive wave of Coronavirus among…

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George Bush Releases His Second Book with Portraits of Immigrants

Bush's new book shows 43 portraits of immigrants

Bush plans to publish his second book with portraits of immigrants Former President George Bush (2001-2009) started to paint after leaving office as leader of the US. One of the main focuses of his hobby is the portraits of immigrants currently residing in the country. Therefore, the former president announced that his second book, named…

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Take Advantage of Current Fees to Submit an Immigration Application

File your immigration application before fees increase

The USCIS downturn in revenue The US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is the entity in charge of receiving, reviewing, and responding to immigration applications in the country. It means that this agency evaluates visa applications, both immigrant and non-immigrant, as well as applications for political asylum and refuge, applications for legal permanent residence, inter…

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100 Immigration Judges Hired to Support Southern Borders

100 immigration judges will speed up asylum applications in Texas

Current delays in asylum applications The US normally offers international protection through political asylum and refuge to vulnerable communities and immigrant families who need it most. However, the country’s immigration sector is going through an uncertain time for two main reasons: The Trump administration does not completely agree with mass immigration, even through legal processes.…

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Indians Can Now Enter the US

Indians can now travel to the US, UK, Germany and France under any type of visa

Immigration processes gradually return to normal After more than three months in which the US has been almost completely isolated due to the massive outbreak of Coronavirus in its territory, we are finally seeing some relief in the international travel sector. With the arrival of the COVID-19, President Trump decided to close the borders, mainly…

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Michigan Suffers Work Visa Restrictions

Michigan reports workforce shortage due to visa restrictions

Current restrictions in the immigration sector It is well known that the global Coronavirus pandemic suddenly arrived on North American territory and the number of people infected, particularly in the US, grew exponentially. That is why the current government, led by President Donald Trump, was forced to implement emergency measures to counteract the impact of…

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Farm Workers Fear Deportation

If farm workers get Coronavirus, they might be deported

Restrictions on work visas, except visas for the agricultural sector The global Coronavirus pandemic forced governments around the world to implement emergency measures to mitigate the impact of the crisis. One of the measures implemented by the current administration of the US was to suspend the issuance of most work visas, at least until 2021.…

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Judge Orders Coronavirus Testing for Detained Immigrants

ICE must do now weekly testing in detention center

The alarming outbreak of COVID-19 in immigration detention centers The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is the federal entity in charge of protecting the US borders and overseeing immigration detention centers around the country. Since the massive outbreak of Coronavirus in North America, dozens of immigrant rights advocates warned about the risk present in immigration…

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