Hundreds of immigrant families remained locked up and in limbo this week after attorneys for the Obama administration resisted a judge’s order concerning the increasingly controversial family detention system the attorneys appear determined to defend. The administration’s latest response came after U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee in Los Angeles in […]
Author: Foster
California Effort to Issue Driver’s Licenses to Immigrants Receives Surge of Applicants
8 Aug
by Foster, on News
LOS ANGELES — When Alberto Fraire drives past a police car these days, he no longer worries about steep fines, or perhaps being hauled to jail and tangling with the immigration system. When California began issuing driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants this year, he was one of the first in […]
El CIS Empezara una Aplicacion Mas Estricta de los Requisitos para una Peticion H-1B Enmendada Cuando los Empleados Cambian de Ubicacion de Trabajo
7 Aug
by Foster, on News
El 21 de Julio de 2015 el Servicio de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de los Estados Unidos (CIS) emitió un Memorándum de política para dar dirección con respecto al requisito de presentar una petición de H-1B enmendada cuando un trabajador de H-1B es transferido a un nuevo lugar de trabajo. Si […]
U.S. Enters Agreement with Canada & Mexico for Trusted Traveler Network
7 Aug
by Foster, on Immigration Updates
On August 5, 2015, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that the DHS has entered into an agreement with Public Safety Canada and the Secretariat of Governance of Mexico to establish a North American Trusted Traveler network. Beginning in 2016, the agreement will allow Mexican citizens to apply for […]