Learn About the Latest Immigration News 07/12/2022

Even though the last comprehensive immigration reform took place 35 years ago, the US immigration system tends to change periodically depending on many influencing factors, especially certain policies and specific processes.

Therefore, before talking about today’s most important immigration news, we also want to extend an invitation for you to Contact our team in case you have any questions regarding an immigration case of any kind. Feel free to schedule your FREE Consultation and follow the advice of our experienced attorneys!

Other than that, here is the immigration news recap for Tuesday, July 12, 2022:

USCIS issues as many Green Cards as possible

The USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) is attempting to issue as many employment-based Green Cards as possible before the end of fiscal year 2022 on September 30. To learn more about this news, click here.

Dreamers ask Court of Appeals to protect DACA

Last week, dozens of Dreamers stood in front of the New Orleans Court of Appeals to ask for protection for the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program. To learn more about this news, click here.

The Biden administration extends TPS for Venezuelans

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas extended TPS (Temporary Protected Status) for 18 months for eligible Venezuelans until March 10, 2024. To learn more about this news, click here.

In other news…

Different states protect Dreamers

Several states across the US are trying to protect Dreamers on their own. To learn more about this news, click here.

Appeals Court blocks Biden’s petition

The Biden administration asked to lift a block on its deportation protocols, but an appeals court denied the request. To learn more about this news, click here.

Immigration backlog

A recent report analyzes the backlog of immigration applications and proposes possible solutions. To learn more about this news, click here.

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