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By Alicia Atteberry The 2024 elections will have important consequences for immigration policy in the United States. Eagan’s blog has already discussed: The different political positions and plans of each candidate (read here) The goals of Project 2025 and what they mean for immigrants in the United States (read here) Anti-immigrant laws are already in effect
The 2024 election will have major consequences for immigration policy in the United States. The Eagan blog has already talked about: The different policy positions and plans from each candidate (read here) The goals of Project 2025 and what they mean for immigrants in the United States (read here) Anti-Immigrant laws already taking effect in some states (read here) President
By Natalie McQuilkin The H-1B visa is a temporary non-immigrant visa that allows foreign nationals to work in specialty occupations in the United States. A major draw for foreign nationals applying for the H-1B visa is that it is a dual-intent visa, meaning you can live and work in the U.S. temporarily,
By Natalie McQuilkin The H-1B visa is a temporary nonimmigrant visa that allows foreign nationals to work in specialty occupations in the United States. A major draw for foreign nationals applying for the H-1B visa is that it’s a dual-intent visa, meaning you can live and work in the U.S. temporarily, or you can apply for a green card while
By Natalie McQuilkin Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, more commonly known as DACA, provides many benefits for those who arrived in the US as children, such as protection against deportation, the ability to apply for a work permit and obtain a driver's license, and access to a social security number, education
By Natalie McQuilkin Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, more commonly known as DACA, provides many benefits for those who came to the U.S. as children, such as protection from deportation; the ability to apply for a work permit and get a driver’s license; and access to a social security number, education, and healthcare. Although these benefits allow DACA recipients to
