The winners of the DV-2020 green card lottery, who lost their chances of immigration due to the federal ban, submitted a petition to the White House - the text of the appeal was published on the official website. Let us recall that on April 22, 2020, the US authorities first suspended immigration to the United States for 60...
Democrats in Congress have attempted to lift the US President Donald Trump's travel ban for Muslim-dominated countries. The bill, presented by Senator Chris Koons and Rep. Judy Chu, aims to repeal all three versions of immigration ...
The US Supreme Court upheld the immigration decree of US President Donald Trump, which prohibits the entry into the country of citizens of six countries with a predominantly Muslim population. The ban was recognized as legal by five judges, four opposed, writes The New York Times. The judges ruled that the immigration decree ...
On December 4, the US Supreme Court fully reinstated the immigration decree of President Donald Trump to restrict the entry into the United States of citizens of six countries with a predominantly Muslim population (Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen). Seven voted for this decision ...
The California Court of Appeals on November 13 granted partial enforcement of President Donald Trump's latest immigration order. The court decided that the US government can prohibit entry into the country for citizens of six countries with a predominantly Muslim population, if they have no relatives in the States, writes ...
A Hawaii state court on October 17 temporarily blocked a decree by US President Donald Trump to tighten immigration policies for citizens of eight countries, which was supposed to take effect on October 18, according to the LA Times. A decree restricting the entry of citizens of Venezuela, Iran, ...
The Supreme Court on September 12 granted a request from the administration of President Donald Trump to continue to comply with the U.S. entry ban for most refugees. Thus, the Supreme Court blocked the decision of the Federal Court of Appeal, striking from the banned list of refugees who have contractual obligations from organizations on ...
On June 26, the US Supreme Court enacted a temporary ban on travel to the United States for citizens of six predominantly Muslim countries and all refugees who do not have strong ties to the United States. The final decision on the legality of such a ban will be made ...
After an appellate court upheld the suspension of the first immigration ban signed by US President Donald Trump in February, the White House announced its intention to go to the Supreme Court, but never did so, passing a second such decree. But on March 16, more ...
On March 6, US President Donald Trump signed a new executive order to tighten immigration policies, which will take effect on March 16. The Department of Homeland Security has released a clarification of the ordinance in a Q&A. 1. Who does the ban apply to? The new decree provides for a 90-day ban on ...