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Two presidential administrations have come into power since President Obama created the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Act in 2012, the details of which are still being, well, deferred. DACA recipients in New Jersey are not easily daunted, however, by...
It is a no-go for an appeal submitted to The US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) to overturn a lower court's ruling. SCOTUS refused to review a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) which alleged that the agency was negligent in its duties to protect the...
A significant portion of the problems faced by America's already beleaguered job market has to do with the current trend in immigration policies. Foreign workers in New Jersey and around the country are experiencing delays in the processing of their applications...
There are some instances where an employer in New Jersey may need the specialized expertise of an individual who lives outside the United States. If that's the case, the employer should apply for an H-1B visa with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Here's...
Many people living in New Jersey have connections to other countries and want to bring foreign family members into the U.S. If you are a U.S. citizen with a foreign fiancé, you may be able to bring your future spouse here with a fiancé visa. File Form I-129F, Petition...
Lawful permanent residents in New Jersey who want to become naturalized U.S. citizens must meet the continuous residence requirement to qualify for naturalization. They must have maintained continuous residence for five or more years before they file a petition for...
Hiring qualified candidates for the job sometimes means expanding your search radius. If your company has thought about hiring someone from outside the country, you’re not alone. While there are more steps to hiring and sponsoring an employee from outside the United...
For many immigrants, the United States became your home when your parents brought you to the country. If they came here unlawfully, you are vulnerable to the threat of being ordered to return to your parents’ country of origin. In 2015, the Obama Administration...
Emigrating from another country to New Jersey or elsewhere in the United States can be an exciting yet stressful experience. Especially, if you have a significant language barrier, you might feel confused or overwhelmed as you try to acclimate to a new culture or...
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is an Obama-era immigration policy that defers deportation of individuals who entered the country without permission when they were children. Not only are qualifying individuals temporarily safe from deportation, but they also...
