Your Weekly Summary of Immigration News

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Other than that, here is the immigration news recap for the second week of June 2021:

Proposal to remove Green Card limit

Two bipartisan members of Congress recently introduced an immigration bill to remove the cap on employment-based Green Cards. To learn more about this news, click here.

Supreme Court comments on TPS program

The US Supreme Court recently stated that TPS (Temporary Protected Status) is indeed a deportation relief program, but it does not relieve individuals who entered the US irregularly from legal liability. To learn more about this news, click here.

Vice President Harris sends a message to Central American migrants

VP Kamala Harris recently traveled to Central America and sent a message to migrants from the region, specially to those who plan to come to the US without legal documentation. To learn more about this news, click here.

Where do anti-immigration policies come from?

A recent study reveals that anti-immigration policies come primarily from lack of information and misconceptions. Adding to that, if misconceptions are eradicated, empathy grows among the American population toward immigrant communities in general. To learn more about this news, click here.

Immigration officers need to request more information

The USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) recently re-implemented a 2013 policy, which states that immigration officers must send RFEs or NOIDs before denying an application, so long as it meets certain eligibility requirements. To learn more about this news, click here.

Criteria for immigration case expedited treatment

The USCIS recently updated and clarified eligible scenarios for certain applicants to request expedited treatment for their immigration cases. To learn more about this news, click here.

Chronic skilled labor shortage

A recent study reveals that local employers, that is, American or US-based companies, have experienced chronic skilled workforce shortages for a considerable period of time. Therefore, they urgently need to attract talent from abroad. To learn more about this news, click here.

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