Coronavirus
CDC Keeps Title 42 Active
CDC announces that Title 42 will continue to be implemented The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that, due to the proliferation of the Omicron variant, the Title 42 health measure should remain active. To protect your future, it is imperative that you follow expert advice during your immigration journey in the US.…
Read MoreThe US Updates Travel Requirements Related to Omicron Variant
New travel conditions with the arrival of the OMICRON variant As several positive cases of the Omicron variant have been confirmed in several countries, American authorities are establishing new requirements for travelers wishing to enter the country. If you are about to start your immigration journey in the US or need help with a pending…
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 MorePre-Pandemic Immigration Levels may Boost the Economy
Pre-pandemic immigration levels would reduce labor shortages According to a recent Axios report, if the US can return to pre-pandemic immigration levels, then it can effectively address labor shortages with the help of foreign workers, even if only partially. This is because, as the global Coronavirus pandemic almost completely paused international traffic, immigration levels in…
Read MoreThe Impact of the Global Pandemic on Undocumented Immigrants
The health crisis affected certain communities more than others It is quite evident that the global Coronavirus pandemic spread uncontrollably and reached almost every corner of the world, affecting not only large cities with high population density, but also small territories and vulnerable communities. In fact, the health emergency affected certain populations more than others…
Read MoreThe US to Open Its Doors to Fully Vaccinated Travelers
The US to welcome fully vaccinated travelers The White House announced last week that it will allow entry of travelers fully vaccinated against COVID-19 beginning November 8, 2021, including nationals from countries that have been banned from entering the US amid the global health crisis. It is worth clarifying that travelers planning to enter the…
Read MoreAmerican Public Opinion on Immigrants and COVID-19
Research: What does the local population think about immigration and COVID-19? The Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) is conducting ongoing research several months ago called “COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor”, which, among many other things, analyzes the American public’s opinion regarding immigration and the global pandemic. Broadly speaking, KFF seeks to update vaccination rates periodically and to understand…
Read MoreChief Medical Advisor Explains Immigrants Are Not Spreading COVID-19
Expert: Immigrants not linked to massive COVID-19 outbreak Dr. Anthony Fauci recently explained that immigrant communities are not responsible for the new massive outbreak of COVID-19 in the US, despite certain rumors among the local population. It is important to explain that Fauci is the director of NIAID (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)…
Read MoreBiden to Lift Certain Travel Restrictions
The Biden administration plans to remove travel restrictions On September 20, 2021, the Biden administration announced that it will lift travel restrictions for most foreign nationals planning to come to the US beginning in early November. These travel restrictions were implemented by the Trump administration as a preventive measure to avoid the massive spread of…
Read MoreLetter to the Government Regarding COVID-19 Travel Restrictions
Travel restrictions related to the global pandemic After more than a year in which the world has faced one of the most devastating health crises in the recent history of mankind, we are now perceiving and experiencing the aftermath of the global Coronavirus pandemic, which affected not only the health sector of most, if not…
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