Possible Changes to DACA Draw the American Public’s Attention
DHS plans to re-implement DACA from scratch In late September, Biden’s DHS (Department of Homeland Security) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, which seeks to re-establish the program called DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). This action by DHS came after a Texas federal judge ordered the Biden administration to suspend DACA in mid-July, stating…
Read MoreImmigration News Thursday 2nd December 2021
Your Summary of Immigration News in 2nd December 2021 Starting an immigration process in the US, whether it is to come to the country for the first time or submit an application within the country, is not always easy and the local immigration system can be quite complex depending on each particular case. Therefore, the…
Read MoreResearch: Pandemic Increases Irregular Migration
Research: Migrants tremendously affected by the pandemic The Hope Border Institute recently published the results of a research called “An Exploration of the Root Causes of Forced Migration to the Southern Border”, which takes an in-depth look at the reasons why Central American citizens choose to migrate to the US. The research includes the experiences…
Read MoreSenate Parliamentarian Might Decide on Spending Bill this Week
Senate Parliamentarian to comment on immigration provisions soon The Senate Parliamentarian is currently reviewing Biden’s spending bill and could give her verdict as early as this week. This also includes her opinion on the immigration provisions included in the budget package. It is important to clarify that the Senate Parliamentarian’s role is to be the…
Read MoreWhat Are Immigrants Arriving at the Borders Looking for?
Why are hundreds of migrants trying to reach the US? There is growing concern due to a new immigrant caravan forming in southern Mexico and planning to reach the US’ borders as soon as possible. However, being a repetitive pattern over the past few years, it is imperative to ask, what are these migrants looking…
Read MoreImmigration News Wednesday 1st December 2021
Latest Immigration News 12/01/21 Immigration has always been a controversial topic in the US and, in fact, thousands of foreigners choose this country over others due to job opportunities and economic stability. However, on many occasions, people who want to come to the country do not choose the right process for their particular case or…
Read MoreWhat Does the American Population Think About Immigration Policy?
Survey: The American public’s views on immigration A survey recently conducted by CBS News and YouGov reveals the opinion of the American population regarding immigration policy, especially about what immigration levels should be in the US. This survey was conducted between November 15-19, 2021 and included 2,058 respondents (adult residents). Let’s look at the most…
Read MoreThe Challenge Facing Documented Dreamers
The generation of foreigners who don’t want to turn 21 Although it should be a memorable event, there is a community of foreigners who do not celebrate turning 21 in the US. We are talking about the so-called Documented Dreamers. This term refers to young foreigners who have had the opportunity to live in the…
Read MoreBiden Has Yet to Find a Balance Regarding Immigration
Immigration as a controversial sector It is no secret that immigration has always sparked controversy among the American population. This is because this sector not only involves legal immigration routes, but also foreigners residing in the US undocumented. Adding to that, every government has the power and right to modify or change certain immigration policies…
Read MoreSome States Decide to Remove “Dehumanizing” Immigration Terms
Some States to change “dehumanizing” immigration terms Some states have recently decided to replace certain “dehumanizing” immigration terms such as “alien” or “illegal” because of the repercussions they could have on the most vulnerable immigrant communities. Since President Biden took office in January, at least seven states across the US have considered removing these terms…
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