…do have a spouse or child in those circumstances, you’ll be exempted from the ban on the basis of “family unity” and granted asylum, along with any family members who…
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…doesn’t stop there. It adheres to a comprehensive framework—addressing the key issues of border, interior enforcement, employment verification, legalization, detention reform, repairing legal immigration for family and employment, and future…
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…Here” describes America as a place of freedom, hope, and refuge for new arrivals. She drew from her own family’s experience how her family left Germany after Hitler rose to…
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…be weighed very heavily. Ultimately, the memo concludes in part that once parole in place is granted, family members of people in the armed services who were otherwise eligible for…
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…his entire family, including paying for the oldest daughter’s college education at the University of Hawaii. In 2014, DHS permitted Magana Ortiz to remain in the country, in order to…
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…on our Southern border. Podkul discussed in detail how, since 2012, we have seen a large influx of unaccompanied minors and family units who have arrived in the U.S. fleeing…
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…family members left behind. However, the federal government has relied upon an immigration enforcement strategy that does not effectively prioritize the capture of individuals who represent a genuine threat to…
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…out his worst impulses against migrants. Just a year after family separation shocked the nation’s conscience, Trump was reportedly asking his advisors whether he could put it back into place….
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…the infeasibility of deportation due to the immigrant’s personal situation or the situation in her country of origin, or the existence of strong ties—including family—that link individuals without status to…
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…been used for family members of individuals serving in the armed forces. The “Military Parole in Place” program, begun in 2010, has allowed thousands of undocumented family members of soldiers…
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