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You can be kicked out any time : US immigrants lives upended by Covid | US immigration

Then, he found a new position. But months later, his room in Madison, Wisconsin, was still empty enough to hear echoes, and he continued to sleep on an air mattress, too wary to invest in replacement furniture. “This is not your home,” he said. “So you can be kicked out any time.” Swaraj’s experience is far from a one-off. From data analysts and software consultants to project engineers and molecular biologists, many foreigners with advanced degrees and specialized knowledge have been losing their jobs in America amid the pandemic. And because they’re only able to live and work legally in the US thanks to their H-1B status – a coveted visa for skilled workers – routine layoffs that aren’t their fault have the potential to completely upend their lives.

US to suspend biometric requirements for processing H4-EAD visas

US to suspend biometric requirements for processing H4-EAD visas SECTIONS Share Synopsis This is expected to help speed up processing times for visa extensions and employment authorisation for spouses of H-1B and L1 visa holders in the United States. The move came in response to a class action lawsuit filed by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and Wasden Banias. Agencies The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment. The US immigration agency will suspend biometrics for all H4 and L2 applications from May 17, said the lawyers at Wasden Banias, an immigration law firm.

100 days in, Biden has made little progress on helping refugees and asylum seekers

100 days in, Biden has made little progress on helping refugees and asylum seekers
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GOP Sen Tim Scott Hid Donald Trump s Immigration Gains

29 Apr 2021 Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) covered up the party’s disagreement over migration and wages during his prime-time response to President Joe Biden’s address to Congress. “The Republicans should have made a bigger issue of it, not only hammering the border [crisis] … but in specifically criticizing excessive immigration and its effect on working Americans,” said Mark Krikorian, director of the Center for Immigration Studies. “They still haven’t learned the lesson; they still haven’t fully internalized the political imperative and the policy imperative of populism,” he added. Scott responded to Biden’s downbeat, low-key speech by championing the United States’ open culture and by touting the U.S. economy during President Donald Trump’s tenure.

GOP Sen Tim Scott Hid Donald Trump s Immigration Gains

GOP Sen Tim Scott Hid Donald Trump s Immigration Gains
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