Deportations to Guatemala continue
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…
Read MoreUSCIS recommendations during Coronavirus outbreak
USCIS recommends applicants Due to COVID-19, the responses from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) are delayed and the waiting time is longer than normal. USCIS had to suspend all its face-to-face services while the health threat diminishes in the country. This decision was made to protect all applicants and federal employees from mass…
Read MoreProtests in immigration detention centers
Immigrant rights advocates protest Coronavirus is well known for being a constant threat for the world. However, there are certain sectors of society that are more affected by mass contagion than others. For example, immigrants who are held in detention centers around the country are more vulnerable to a massive spread of COVID-19. Since the…
Read MoreTrump wants to sanction countries if they do not accept deportees
Deportations continue amid the pandemic The Coronavirus created an imminent alert. All governments are fighting to protect their territories and their communities. The US government has done everything possible to mitigate the massive contagion, even so, it has not been possible to counteract the crisis caused by the virus. The country is trying to use…
Read MoreTax-payer immigrants do not always receive stimulus check
Tax-paying immigrants are excluded from government aid The arrival of the Coronavirus created social chaos and economic declines in the world. That is why governments reacted quickly to contain the massive crisis ahead. Trump’s administration implemented emergency measures which involve social distancing and quarantines in different states of the country. Therefore, the economic production has…
Read MoreJudge orders release of immigrants from ICE detention center
Judge orders release of immigrants It was finally the time for immigrants in detention centers and prisons to receive good news from the US government. Detained immigrants are usually people who tried to cross the borders illegally and are now asking a review for their cases to legally reside in the country. There are also…
Read MoreH-1B Visa holders fear losing their job
Skilled workers fear losing their jobs Thousands of foreign skilled workers travel to the US annually to perform specialized work at local companies. They contribute greatly to the country’s economy. They also help with the development and growth of medium and small companies. In order to come to the US as a qualified worker, the…
Read MoreHundreds of Americans Return Home
US citizens return home safely It is a reality that COVID-19 has invaded every corner of our planet and this leads countries to protect their territories and their citizens. Thousands of Americans were traveling out of the country when the Coronavirus spread uncontrollably around the world. Most of them did not have enough time to…
Read MoreTrump wants to Deport Doctors who help Patients with COVID-19
Deportation threat for doctors in the US Trump’s government wants to deport doctors who are currently assisting patients with COVID-19. The Coronavirus has forced all governments to make decisions to protect the public health of their territories. The current administration of the US took multiple emergency measures to stop the massive spread of the virus.…
Read MoreComplete your Immigration Case even if USCIS Offices are Closed
Continue your immigration process despite the pandemic The US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) decided to close all of its offices due to COVID-19. This was the smartest decision since social isolation is the best prevention of mass contagion. Initially, the offices were going to reopen in mid-April. However, the situation worsened in recent weeks…
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