US Immigration

ICE Blames USCIS for Immigration Interview Arrests

On Tuesday, Todd Lyons, the acting director of the Boston field office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), made a surprising courtroom revelation about the arrest of immigrants while they attended interviews trying to gain legal status in the US. They blamed the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) field office in Lawrence, where five immigrants were

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Green Cards to Be Limited for Immigrants on Benefits

On Saturday, the Trump administration announced its intention to make it harder for immigrants to remain in the U.S. if they use public benefits, such as Medicaid, public housing, or food aid. The Department of Homeland Security’s proposed regulation would extend the ability of immigration officers to deny legal permanent residency or U.S. visas to immigrants if

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Dealing With Immigration Checkpoints – What You Need to Know

Immigration checkpoints are stops on roadways and waterways, controlled by the border patrol in order to control traffic and flow of immigrants and visitors to and from the United States. There are immigration checkpoints along the Canadian-US border as well as along the US-Mexico border. However, the number of immigration checkpoints along the US-Mexico border

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How Texans See Immigration

The results of a new survey by the Southern Methodist University in conjunction with the Bipartisan Policy Center, based in Washington DC, shows a better picture of how people in Texas see immigration in comparison to the rest of the US. 68.8% of Texans are happy to welcome immigrants to the US under the right circumstances, according

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