Religious leaders want to help immigrants

Catholic leaders raise their voice to help immigrants amid a pandemic

The pandemic creates generosity with the immigrant population Over the past few weeks, different religious and government entities have come together to provide aid to millions of immigrants during the global health crisis. In fact, several Catholic leaders announced that they will implement different action plans to protect the most vulnerable immigrant population. They declared…

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Positive cases of COVID-19 continue among deportees

The US continues sending deportees infected to Guatemala

The US continues to deport in the name of public health Despite the threat of Coronavirus, Trump’s administration continues deportations at a regular rate. The real inconvenience is that dozens of deportees have tested positive on the COVID-19 exam. What are the current deportation policies? Since President Trump took office in 2017, he has focused…

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California decides to help immigrants

California uses "stimulus checks" to help undocumented people

California helps immigrants, even if they are undocumented Undocumented immigrants who reside in California and meet certain requirements will be able to use an economic benefit during the COVID-19 crisis. California is the only state in the country that has decided to help undocumented immigrants who pay their taxes annually. What is the benefit for…

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Undocumented immigrants ask for help during crisis

Undocumented immigrants request help from the government

The 4th phase of social aid amid a pandemic The US government implemented different methods of financial aid to alleviate the impact of COVID-19 in the country. So far, the government has provided three rounds of “stimulus checks” to legal citizens or immigrants holding residence permits. These checks are basically tax refunds for people who…

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The US helps El Salvador during the pandemic

The US donates $66 millions to El Salvador

Trump’s government offers monetary aid to El Salvador Trump’s administration decided to help El Salvador during the Coronavirus crisis because they are still receiving deportees from the US. The current government has received multiple negative criticisms for the way they reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the most controversial issues is immigration and deportations…

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A valuable lesson for Trump’s government

Immigrant doctors needed to overcome current crisis

The current administration needs foreigners to overcome the crisis The Coronavirus outbreak forced the US government to seek help from foreign doctors to overcome the current crisis. The government’s immigration policies are strict and arbitrarily imposed, therefore, immigration has decreased considerably in the country in recent years. Since President Trump took office in 2017, one…

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COVID-19 hits immigration detention centers

COVID-19 hits immigration detention centers

Increase in the number of immigrants infected with COVID-19 Immigration detention centers are a major threat for the massive spread of Coronavirus. The number of infected people at the facilities of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) increases every day. Concern grows among the detained immigrant community and immigrant rights advocates. Thet demand government help…

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Hundreds of immigrants are released from detention centers

US government decides to release immigrants due to COVID-19

Trump government agrees to release immigrants Immigrant rights advocates have always raised their voices to defend families who are held in detention centers and prisons across the US. Even before the COVID-19 health emergency, advocates were already calling on the government for the release of immigrants who pose no threat to society. Since the Coronavirus…

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Newly graduated students unable to work due to COVID-19

Pandemic causes that international students cannot work in the US

Post-graduate students cannot work in the US The US has always been recognized for its excellent educational level. That is why thousands of students travel annually to complete their professional careers. One of the benefits for students traveling to the US is that they can stay and work legally for 12 months after completing their…

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Deportations to Guatemala continue

The US resumes deportations to Guatemala

Mass deportation to Guatemala Guatemala signed a decree declaring that the majority of deportees from the US are received there, even if they are not legal residents of Guatemala. The deportees who are not Guatemalan citizens have the possibility of requesting asylum there or waiting to be deported to their native countries. Since the Coronavirus…

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