…for an interview, detailed memories fade, supporting documents get lost, corroborating witnesses become harder to find, and evidence grows stale. Long delays also prevent family members from reuniting in safety…
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…added to the law in Title III. After that, Title II, which encompasses both legalization and changes to legal immigration, including family issues and a new merit-based point system, will…
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…return to his hideaway, where Kennedy explained to him why he equated the immigration bill with the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964—and showed him memorabilia of the Kennedy family….
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…end the STCA grew as the U.S. dismantled existing protections for asylum seekers under the Trump administration and pursued increasingly vile and inhumane policies, like family separation. Despite the recent…
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…sworn-in citizens. Immigrants who are lucky enough to overcome the laborious and bureaucratic road to becoming U.S. citizens often do so with the support of family and friends. But it’s…
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…has been some progress. In November 2013, Secretary Johnson announced new policies to protect certain family members of the U.S. military and of those seeking to enlist. But there is…
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…live in the U.S. but monitored under the government’s “Alternatives to Detention” programs. The government would have 90 days to conduct this initial screening at which an asylum officer could…
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…that of their family and friends on an idea. Immigrants are gutsy enough to uproot from their home countries to take a chance on an idea of progress in America….
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