Immigration News Monday 1st November 2021
Learn About the Latest Immigration News as of 11/01/2021 2021 is giving a new opportunity to thousands of people who planned to come to the US in 2020, but could not due to the sudden arrival of the global Coronavirus pandemic and its massive outbreak, which paused immigration almost completely across the world. Now, while…
Read MoreBiden Plans to Offer Economic Compensation to Immigrant Families
Biden may offer financial assistance to immigrant families According to a recent report by The Washington Post, the Biden administration could offer financial compensation to immigrant families separated in the border territory under former President Trump’s administration. Sources close to the negotiations state that the economic assistance could be up to $450,000 per individual, which…
Read MoreBiden Explains his Immigration Plan in the ‘Build Back Better’ Agenda
Biden unveils immigration plan in spending framework On Thursday, October 28, President Biden unveiled his ‘Build Back Better’ agenda, which includes an immigration section to be passed through the reconciliation process in the Senate. Broadly speaking, the reconciliation process would allow the Biden administration to receive a positive response to its budget package by requiring…
Read MoreDHS Attempts to Rescind the MPP Policy Again
DHS issues memo to terminate the MPP again On Friday, October 29, DHS (Department of Homeland Security) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas issued a memorandum to rescind the MPP (Migrant Protection Protocols) policy again. This action comes in the midst of a gigantic legal battle related to this policy, also called “Remain in Mexico”, which substantially transforms…
Read MoreWeekly Immigration News October 25 – 30, 2021
Your Weekly Summary of Immigration News Learning about the most recent changes in current immigration policies is extremely important not only because it is a rather controversial sector, which creates national debate and is constantly in the eye of the storm, but also because understanding what is happening with the local immigration system will allow…
Read MoreImmigration News Friday 29th October 2021
Immigration News Recap 29th October 2021 If you are about to start an immigration process from scratch, need to complete a pending case or simply plan to extend your residence permit, in any case, it is important that you follow the advice of experts on immigration matters. We recommend this primarily because the US immigration…
Read MoreCompanies Need Immigration Reform to Fill Labor Gaps
High unemployment rate and local workforce gaps Over the past few weeks, labor shortages across the US have been a topic of national interest. This is because the global Coronavirus pandemic worsened the situation for certain industries, increased the local unemployment rate and restricted business immigration processes, triggering a shortage of skilled workers. However, despite…
Read MoreWhat if the Border Situation Improves in 2022?
The Border Situation – A Challenge for the Current Administration The Biden administration has had to deal with the most alarming surge of illegal crossings in recent history of the US. Although irregular migration levels began to rise at the end of 2020, border apprehension rates skyrocketed just after Biden took office in January 2021.…
Read MoreImmigration Reform may Hinge on Democratic Caucus Union
The future of immigration reform is still uncertain Democratic leaders are trying to introduce immigration reform in the 2022 budget package, a proposal that has faced several obstacles so far. Through this immigration reform, the Biden administration seeks to open a path to citizenship for eligible undocumented immigrants, especially when it comes to essential workers,…
Read MoreImmigration News Thursday 28th October 2021
Your Summary of Immigration News in 28th October 2021 It is not a secret that the US is the destination of thousands of foreigners annually and, being a first world country and a world power, it has a broad immigration system, which offers multiple alternatives for different communities, from foreign workers specialized in areas such…
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