Immigration
Renewed Interest in Studying in the US
2020: Alarming drop in foreign student enrollment Due to the nature of the situation, the health crisis caused by the global Coronavirus pandemic caught the world off guard and tremendously affected a wide variety of sectors, from international traffic and immigration, to the economy and society as we know it. To give a specific example,…
Read MoreRelationship Between Migrants and the Massive Outbreak of the Delta Variant
Immigrants are not responsible for new Coronavirus outbreak In one of our most recent articles we talked about the opinion of several experts regarding rumors among political leaders and a part of the American population, who openly state that the surge of illegal border crossings, that is, the massive flow of immigrants, is the cause…
Read MoreThe US and Canada Join Forces to Improve the Immigration System
Is the local immigration system aligned with global needs? To answer this question, it is important to explain that the US is a country that attracts thousands of foreigners from all over the world and, as such, its immigration system is quite broad and extensive. Nevertheless, over the past few decades, there has been a…
Read MoreMexico and the US Create Plan to Address Irregular Migration
The roots of irregular migration Irregular migration has always been a constant issue among the American population, especially because this North American nation is the destination of hundreds of thousands of immigrants and some of them try to cross the borders without legal documentation. However, even though it has always been a political issue, irregular…
Read MoreProfessionals Comment on Immigrants and COVID-19
Is the border situation related to the COVID-19 outbreak? The US is facing the most alarming surge of illegal border crossings in decades, with truly high border apprehension rates. Thus, because the border situation worsened just after President Joe Biden took office, his administration is facing a gigantic challenge related to irregular migration. On the…
Read MoreReport: Undocumented Immigrant Population is Decreasing
Undocumented Immigrant Communities are Shrinking The results of the 2020 National Census have revealed many prominent changes in national economic behavior, population growth and the local workforce. It is important to explain that the National Census is conducted every 10 years and is intended to, among many other things, measure population growth and socioeconomic development,…
Read MoreImplications of Using Immigration Law Enforcement as a Deterrent
Misinformation about strict immigration policies Irregular migration has naturally been quite a controversial issue throughout the history of the US, especially because this North American nation is the destination of millions of foreigners, who yearn to build a promising future and find economic stability. The social debate surrounding undocumented immigrants is strongly related to the…
Read MoreArguments and Facts: Immigrants are an Advantage for the Economy
What is the real impact of immigrants on the economy? Immigrant communities have always been a part of the American culture and, clearly, they have also become a backbone of the nation’s socioeconomic fabric. This is because most foreigners do not come to the country just to visit or for tourism, but have a strong…
Read MoreUSCIS Will Now Process SSN Applications
The USCIS Creates Partnership with Social Security Administration In an effort to streamline existing processes and reduce the alarming backlog of immigration cases across the country, the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) announced a new partnership with the Social Security Administration effective August 9, 2021. What is the basis for this new strategy? Previously,…
Read MoreAre There any Viable Options to Save DACA?
DACA – The Only Alternative for Thousands of Dreamers The term Dreamers refers to young immigrants who came to the US without legal documentation when they were minors. They have been a part of the American culture for as long as they can remember and, throughout history, have become a mainstay of the national economy…
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