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Trump Creates Even More Barriers to Asylum-Seekers
Beginning today, September 23, 2020, asylum seekers are not allowed to bring their own interpreters if they speak one of 47 languages specified in the regulation. Those languages include: Akan,…
23 Sep
USCIS Defies U.S. Supreme Court Decision Re-instat
On August 21, 2020, USCIS issued guidance to its officers to reject all initial DACA applications until USCIS decides to begin accepting applications in the future, accept DACA renewal requests…
26 Aug
USCIS Delay in Issuing Work Permits and Green Card
In June, 2020, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) significantly reduced its capacity to produce documents such as Legal Permanent Resident Cards (green cards) and Employment Authorization Documents (work permits). …
27 Jul
Military Members Class Action Lawsuit over Natural
On April 28, 2020, the ACLU filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of non-citizen military members whose applications for naturalization are being wrongfully denied. The suit arose from a Department…
26 Jun
USCIS Running out of Money
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), the agency that processes applications for legal permanent residence (green cards), citizenship, and many other applications for immigration benefits says that without…
26 May
Am I Eligible for Benefits under the Coronavirus A
Because the CARES Act includes many different components, there are various answers to this question. First and perhaps most important to many families is whether they qualify for the recovery…
23 Apr
Detained Immigration Courts Continue to Operate as
The Executive Office for Immigration Review has failed to enact any meaningful changes in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. While many other parts of the immigration system have made drastic…
24 Mar
Department of Justice Creates “Denaturalization
On February 26, the DOJ announced the creation of an official section focused on taking away citizenship from naturalized citizens who allegedly obtained citizenship illegally. Previous administrations had only focused…
27 Feb
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