Nearly a million immigrants were naturalized as American citizens in the fiscal year 2022, the third-highest annual tally recorded in U.S. history. 2022 Year in
Since its introduction, DACA has faced ongoing legal challenges over its legality, leaving recipients and undocumented people uncertain about their futures. This past week the
“Dreamers”, who have long been a symbol of youth immigrants, are increasingly growing older, while eligibility requirements have been frozen since 2012 when the DACA
A record surplus of employment-based green cards available this year is forcing pressure on U.S. Immigration agencies to issue all available visas before the fiscal
Homeland Security Bill Approved The US House Committee on Appropriations approved an $85.67 billion Homeland Security bill for 2023 — $2.7 billion more than the
The Department of Homeland Security will begin a new process to provide citizens who have fled Ukraine since the war began will start Monday. Rather
The US Administration recently announced it is rescinding as of May a policy that made it harder for migrants to seek asylum in the US.
Green card backlogs for family-based immigrants have grown steadily over the last thirty years, making lawful immigration and family reunification difficult for millions of families.
The US Administration recently unveiled a legislative package called the America COMPETES Act of 2022, the full response to the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act
H1B Immigration Visas The DHS plans to publish a regulation on “Modernizing H-1B Requirements and Oversight and Providing Flexibility in the F-1 Program.” Some aspects
