…by COVID-19. Although the U.S. House of Representatives approved the change, the Senate has not included it in its latest COVID-19 relief proposal. To get the data and analysis ready…
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…to respond to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. This put people’s lives at risk. Do people with green cards need to worry about using government services due to the coronavirus? No….
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…individuals from the Schengen area, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Brazil, Iran, and China due to COVID-19. But the timing of these reversals could be impacted by record numbers of COVID-19…
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…COVID-19. Though there is little doubt that COVID-19 reduced the number of people seeking immigration benefits over the last few months, USCIS’ financial struggles predate the pandemic. Its troubles are…
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President Biden has ended a 10-month ban on immigrant visas—the COVID-19 immigrant visa ban. The Trump administration issued the ban in April 2020 in the name of “protecting” American jobs…
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…orders and agenda will be a helpful guide—though anything goes in the next two months. Extension of COVID-19 Travel Bans Presidential Proclamations 10014 (banning certain immigrants) and 10052 (banning certain…
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…State Mike Pompeo, the administration highlights a sharp decrease in the demand for U.S. visas due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The memo anticipates that international travel to the United States…
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…today. On its face and in its implementation, the CDC’s order reveals that the true intention of the policy was not to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but to close…
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Even as President Trump downplays the threat of COVID-19, the Trump administration is using the pandemic as a pretext to bar more people from asylum in the United States. While…
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…custody. This likely means that other detained individuals have unconfirmed cases of COVID-19. If deported, these people can then spread the virus to their home countries. ICE has not been…
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