Biden tries to transform the government’s approach to immigration

Immigration is undoubtedly a priority for the Biden administration. The current president and his cabinet have always emphasized the need to reform the local immigration system to, in their own words, “repair the damage” caused by the Trump administration on most existing immigration processes and be able to implement policies more in line with current international connectivity.

It is important to note that the Biden administration has a fairly welcoming view of immigration in general and supports the idea of ​​offering alternatives for millions of immigrants currently residing in the US undocumented and for the most vulnerable immigrant communities that urgently need international protection. It is worth mentioning that former President Trump had a diametrically opposite stance and, in fact, tried to reduce immigration levels by all possible means.

Adding to that, the Biden administration also supports study and employment-based immigration, stating that the presence of highly skilled foreign workers and international students is undoubtedly an asset to the US, which has always been, in its opinion, an immigrant nation. Biden openly states that the country has found economic strength in inclusion, multiculturalism and racial diversity.

Therefore, his administration has focused heavily on creating alternatives for all kinds of foreign populations and paving the way to promote comprehensive immigration reform in Congress, a highly controversial proposal.

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Republican states oppose Biden’s immigration plans

There are several Attorneys General from essentially Republican states, including Texas, Arizona and Missouri, that are challenging the Biden administration through multiple legal processes to intervene in its immigration plans and promote stricter policies to enforce immigration law both at the borders and within the US.

These states declare that many of Biden’s immigration proposals could affect American taxpayers and reduce the resources available to the local population. Therefore, they have filed several lawsuits to challenge Biden’s plans related to the immigration system.

It is important to understand that most opposition groups do not agree with supporting irregular immigration and offering benefits to foreigners who decided to violate local law by crossing the US’ borders without legal documentation.

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Seek professional help and avoid unnecessary inconvenience!

Motion Law’s team has come to the conclusion, after years of experience, that the immigration sector unleashes a colossal controversy especially when it comes to illegal border crossings and undocumented immigrants having access to public benefits and services.

This controversy is very normal and understandable because, clearly, most local citizens support the legal immigration system but disapprove of irregular migration. Therefore, it is simpler and safer to avoid being part of the controversy and to follow legal guidelines established by the local immigration system.

In this way, you protect your future in the US and respect the law by following legitimate processes and regular protocols. We also recommend for you to follow the advice of experts in immigration matters, who will help you choose the process that best suits your current needs and guide you every step of the way to avoid easily predictable inconveniences.

Therefore, if you have any questions about an immigration issue or relating to a case you may have currently in progress, then please don’t hesitate to contact us for a FREE Phone Consultation with one of our expert immigration attorneys.

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