Refugee Employment Rate
Is refugee working talent going untapped? Experts discuss the difficulties refugees sometimes face in remaining integrated into the local labor system and how their stability could contribute greatly to the US economy. Are you looking for help with your immigration process? Contact Motion Law Immigration and ask for your FREE Consultation with our experienced attorneys!…
Read MoreImmigration News Wednesday 16th February, 2022
Learn About the Immigration News 02/16/2022 Why risk your future if you can safely follow legal guidelines and fulfill your dreams in the US? We want to help you see that migrating safely is the first step to have a successful immigration process in North America. Adding to that, we also want to help you…
Read MoreBiden Proposes Changing Work Permits for DACA Recipients
Possible change in work permits for Dreamers The Biden administration recently released a draft of new guidelines to reinstate the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program. One of the points that most caught the attention of dreamers, as DACA eligible beneficiaries are also known, is the proposal to modify the process for obtaining employment…
Read MoreAmerican Population Unhappy with Irregular Immigration Levels
Republicans’ dissatisfaction over immigration grows A recent poll reveals that the level of dissatisfaction with immigration among Republicans has increased over the past year. According to data collected by Gallup, Republican voters have changed their views substantially on immigration levels since President Biden took office. Do you need to apply for legal documentation in the US…
Read MoreImmigration News Tuesday 15th February, 2022
Your Summary of Immigration News in 15th February 2022 Feel free to Contact Motion Law Immigration if you have a pending immigration case, if you are about to start your process from scratch or if you simply have an immigration question. Through a FREE Consultation, you will be able to meet our team and understand…
Read More2021: Reduced Immigration Levels
Lowest immigration rate in a decade According to data collected by the US Census Bureau, 2021 (fiscal year) was the year with the lowest immigration figure in the last decade. Looking for professional help with your immigration case? Motion Law’s team can help you – Contact us today and schedule a FREE Consultation. The Trump…
Read MoreImmigration Might Solve Labor Shortages in Several States
Immigration could solve Texas labor shortages Local businessmen in Texas believe that increased legal immigration could be the solution to the shortage of both skilled and unskilled workers. Although immigration is a constant topic of political debate in Texas, several business owners state that the focus has only been on illegal immigration, neglecting the potential…
Read MoreImmigration News Monday 14th February, 2022
Latest Immigration News 02/14/22 Our team of experts has been preparing for years to be able to provide constant accompaniment throughout your entire immigration process and has assisted people with all kinds of immigration cases, so they very surely know what is the alternative that best suits your current needs. Contact Motion Law Immigration, schedule…
Read MoreGrowing Support for the ‘Day Without Immigrants’ Campaign
Support grows for pro-immigrant campaign More and more people are joining the “Day Without Immigrants” campaign, which seeks to raise awareness of the important role that foreign workers play in national economic stability. To learn more about the campaign: New National Campaign to Value and Recognize Immigration Do you need help with an immigration process?…
Read MoreNew National Campaign to Value and Recognize Immigration
Advocacy groups launch immigration recognition campaign Immigration advocacy groups launch a campaign that seeks to raise awareness of the important role immigrant populations play in the US economy. Looking for help with your immigration process? That is undoubtedly the best decision you can make to protect your future and our team can help you regardless…
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