Daily Immigration News – Yasrebi Law

The U.S. population growth throttles, plummeting fertility rates, and shifting demographics have already started to slow the economic growth of the country while, at the same time, increasing its reliance on immigration to make up for a labor shortage. Efforts to ease the labor crunch and increased costs are taking place within a unique economic context of pandemic world, with more demand than supply, and therefore typical for labor shortages and spiraling costs.

Daily Immigration News – Yasrebi Law

A federal judge in Southern District of California ruled on Tuesday afternoon (San Diego) that undocumented immigrants may have standing to sue U.S.C.I.S for passing over their U Visa Applications.

U visas is a shortcut to citizenship compared to traditional visas, given only to immigrant victims of certain crimes.

Turkey and Qatar Receiving New USCIS Offices

USCIS is starting to take major steps towards addressing the global refugee crisis by announcing two new field offices. These offices will be opening in Ankara, Turkey and Doha, Qatar. These offices will serve the goal of USCIS’s mission of allowing lawful, safe, and orderly migration by streamlining the way they process refugee applications.

Daily Immigration News – Yasrebi Law

Russia’s devastating invasion in February 2022 displaced millions upon millions of refugees throughout Europe, with most of them being women and children. Many consider this to be the largest refugee exodus in EU since World War II. President Joe Biden promised to welcome more than 100,000 Ukrainians into the US, following the footstep of other European countries.

Daily Immigration News – Yasrebi Law

In order to reduce illegal border crossings, the democratic party and advocacies have been pressuring President Joe Biden to take steps toward protecting illegal immigrants in the country. The White House are considering different ways to provide temporary legal status along with work permits to illegal immigrants in the U.S. with an American spouse.

Daily Immigration News – Yasrebi Law

Nylssa Portillo Morena, a young El Salvadorian child was brought to the United States illegally by her mother. Fortunately, in 2001, the Bush Administration granted Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to undocumented Salvadoran nationals who were in the U.S. before a series of earthquake in the Central American nation during January and February of that year.