…the COVID-19 pandemic caused U.S. embassies and consulates abroad to close, which temporarily halted immigrant visa processing. In addition, the Trump administration used the pandemic as a pretext to implement…
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…during the COVID-19 pandemic. What Does the Farm Workforce Modernization Act Provide? The bill seeks to correct some of the longstanding injustices undocumented farmworkers have faced for decades. It would…
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…days after the COVID-19 public health emergency is terminated, something that is not likely to happen for years. Democrats managed to hold firm against this amendment and defeated it 50-50…
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…2021-22 enrollment data could be similar to 2020-21 enrollment or possibly decreasing further. While Covid-19 played a large part in decreasing international student enrollment numbers, data shows that the decline…
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…his wife. Far too many parents are languishing in detention apart from their children. The dangerous conditions inside these facilities amid COVID-19 only make matters worse. But the pandemic has…
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…out of the thousands who applied. When President Biden took office, court hearings had been suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and MPP had largely been replaced by Title 42….
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…entry were “full” and turned them back to Mexico. Though the court found turnbacks unlawful, CBP now relies on the COVID-19 Title 42 order to justify this illegal practice, notably…
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…many AAPIs are on the frontlines in the fight against COVID-19. According to a recent report from New American Economy, AAPIs play a critical role in several industries that will…
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…the budget shortfall may have less to do with COVID-19 than significant mismanagement of the agency. Over the last few years, the Trump administration has poured enormous amounts of resources…
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…In FY 2020, when visa issuance was curtailed by COVID-19-related restrictions, consular officers issued only 2,266 EB-5 visas to regional center investors, their spouses, and children (of which 13 were…
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