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Policy Manual Update: Clarifying Expedite Requests

On March 25, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

Editorial credit: Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on Thursday, March 21 announced Read more

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Growing State Safety Net Gives a Boost to Some New Migrants

On March 25, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

A family leaves the Roosevelt Hotel shelter as migrants began to receive eviction notices, Jan. 9, 2024. Credit: Alex Krales/THE CRead more

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Can We Fix a Century of Green Card Backlogs?

On March 25, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

A Special Immigration News Report By Janet Howard Listen to the Special Immigration News Report here: This year, only about 3% ofRead more

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Unveiling the Mystery: Is There a Secret to Getting a Green Card?

On March 25, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

Once upon a time, a man named Javier lived in the bustling city of New York. He arrived in the United States two decades ago, fullRead more

Once upon a time, a man named Javier livRead More

Immigration 101: Who is Tom Homan?

On March 22, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

By America’s Voice Tom Homan was the former acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the federal iRead more

By America’s Voice Tom Homan was tRead More

DiNapoli: NYC Immigrant Workforce Below 2015 Peak

On March 21, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

Federal Policies Still Weighing on City’s Labor Force The size of New York City’s immigrant workforce was flat over nearly aRead more

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How to Get a Green Card: Family Sponsorship – Why Getting Legal Help is Important

On March 19, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

For many immigrants to the United States, obtaining a Green Card through family sponsorship is a pathway to stability, security, aRead more

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Differences in State Sunshine Laws Can Threaten Transparency Around Immigration Detention and Enforcement

On March 15, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

By Raul Pinto | Immigration Impact The main way in which the public can access information about what the federal governmentRead more

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District Court in Texas Allows CHNV Parole Program to Continue

On March 15, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

By American Immigration Council Staff | Immigration Impact On March 8, a federal district court in Texas dismissed a challengRead more

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Adult Migrants Limited to 30-Day Stay in ‘Right-to-Shelter’ Settlement

On March 15, 2024Source: New York Immigration Lawyer

By Gwynne Hogan New York City can restrict shelter stays for adult migrants to a single 30-day placement, with extensions grantedRead more

By Gwynne Hogan New York City can restriRead More
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