US Immigration News

This is a strange turn of events.  We have been told that there is an emergency situation at USCIS and to avoid furlough urgent funding is required.

As well as the Song Chen case mentioned below, there is also the recent case of Juan Tang a Chinese researcher who is in the Chinese San Francisco Consulate to avoid arrest.  It is claimed that she did not mention in her

There is bound to be friction when Trump is trying to change the immigration system.  It is entirely possible that he is happy that many of these Judges are leaving.  Probably the hope is that replacement Judges will be more anti-immigration.  Less experienced Judges will most likely lead to more bad decision maki

The DACA program for “DREAMers” is popular in the US.  There seems to be a great deal of sympathy for undocumented migrants in the US who originally entered the US as children, and wish to stay long term.

Recently the US State Department further clarified details for those who do not come under the latest Trump US work visa ban of 22 June 2020, which came into force on 24 June 2020.  As already suggested in the past to get round the ban in some cases employers and visa applicants should consider the

Even if Donald Trump wins the Presidential Elections in November, which is very uncertain, it is extremely difficult to make major changes to immigration legislation.   The US immigration system has remained largely the same for many years because of the difficulty in reaching agreement with both