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Coming to the United States on a temporary work visa can bring exciting opportunities, but it is also important to know that you have rights while you are here. These rights protect you from unsafe conditions, unfair treatment and mistreatment at work, regardless of...
Despite heightened national attention on immigration enforcement, most individuals protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program remain shielded from deportation. However, evolving legal and administrative developments have created uncertainty for...
If you’ve been following the news closely, then you might be concerned about the possibility of being subjected to deportation proceedings. For some, this risk is very real and extraordinarily scary. After all, if removed from the United States, these individuals can...
Jersey City residents marrying a foreign-born spouse must navigate specific immigration pathways. Understanding your options makes the process clearer and helps manage expectations. Marriage visas: the basics There are two main visa types for spouses of U.S. citizens:...
The United States allows United States citizens who are at least 21 to sponsor a relative who is seeking an immigrant visa to move to the United States. Citizens may sponsor the petition of their spouses, their sons or daughters, their parents or their siblings. The...
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program has provided many young immigrants, known as “Dreamers,” with protection from deportation and work authorization. However, their access to healthcare coverage under the Affordable Care Act has been a subject of...
TPS is an acronym for the Temporary Protected Status program. Under this program, which Congress created, the United States can designate the nationals of certain countries as eligible to receive TPS status. The United States may designate countries in active armed...
According to statistics from the Pew Research Center, Mexico is the country from which most immigrants to the United States are leaving. The Pew Research Center estimates that just under 1 out of 4 immigrants to the United States hail from Mexico. When one counts the...
There’s always been a lot of uncertainty about the immigration process in the United States. The current climate is no different. And while changes to how the federal government approaches immigration-related issues can leave you feeling on edge, you should take...
Utilizing employment-based immigration status can be a great way for foreign workers to find new opportunities in the United States. It also gives employers more breadth and flexibility in their search for talent. But despite the benefits afforded by the process,...
