Officials want to move illegal immigrants from border regions to other cities to mask the problem

The Biden administration is working on plans to bus immigrants from crowded border communities in Texas and take them to cities and towns hours away from the border, according to the NewYorkPost. San Angelo, Texas, about three hours from…

The court banned Biden from overturning Section 42: why it matters to immigrants and what it means in the near future

A federal judge in Louisiana on May 20 prohibited the Biden administration from overturning a Section 42 (Title 42) public health order that immigration officials used to quickly remove migrants at the southwestern border, including asylum seekers, reports TheTexasTribune. District Judge Robert R.…

Fewer Americans are willing to donate money to help immigrants, especially illegal immigrants

According to the study, fewer people are willing to donate to a charity when it supports immigrants, especially if they are undocumented, according to Yahoo. About 45 million Americans are immigrants, nearly a record 14% of the population. Among them, according to government estimates, 11,4 million people ...

Not just a lottery: the easiest and fastest ways to get a green card

When people talk about the easiest way to get a green card, they usually mean the fastest or least demanding way to become a legal permanent resident of the United States. In the modern US immigration system, many green card applicants wait for it for ten years or more. ...

New Americans: where do immigrants come from in the USA and in which states do they have the most

The number of migrants granted legal status in the US dropped sharply in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which not only prevented many from coming to the country, but also slowed down the processing of applications already submitted. Where do immigrants come from and what states do immigrants go to, the publication said ...

Low wages are not an obstacle to a comfortable life in the USA: how immigrants can quickly improve their financial situation

According to a 2019 study, 53 million Americans ages 18 to 64 (44% of the country's workforce) earn low wages—$10,22 an hour, or about $18 a year. That is, almost half of US residents earn significantly...

Due to the lack of immigrants in the United States, a huge labor shortage has formed

American employers say it's hard to find and retain talent right now. Workers are leaving at a near-record rate, and millions of vacancies remain unfilled. One reason for this labor shortage that has largely gone unnoticed is that U.S. immigration is plummeting, which could…

Why our immigrants face problems in the USA: can this be mistaken for Russophobia

The United States has traditionally been considered the most immigrant-friendly country. Almost every American is related to those who came here in search of a better life: several years, decades, or even a couple of centuries ago. It is difficult to surprise someone here with an accent or national diversity. ...

The decision to grant asylum in the United States was transferred under the jurisdiction of USCIS: this will speed up the procedure, but reduce the chances of some asylum seekers

The Biden administration announced on March 24 that it had finalized rules that would change the asylum process along the southern border, CBS reported. Although federal officials have said the plan will initially be implemented on a small scale starting in late spring. The long-awaited rule will accelerate the government's ability to…

Asylum seekers from Russia are not allowed to enter the United States from Mexico

Immigrant rights advocates report that despite US commitments to take in people fleeing Ukraine, asylum seekers from Russia, including those who oppose the Putin regime, are now finding it harder to get in, reports TheHill. In recent months, the number of Ukrainian and…

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