Florida leads nation in immigration court backlog as cases surge across US
(TNS) Carlos Bohorquez hopes to receive good news about his residency status by mail before the end of the year. But he is resigned to the uncertainty and constant waiting.
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(TNS) Carlos Bohorquez hopes to receive good news about his residency status by mail before the end of the year. But he is resigned to the uncertainty and constant waiting.
As the number of cases continues to climb across Florida and the U.S., experts say the system is close to a breakdown.
Updated Jan. 5 TAMPA â For millions of people living in the United States, itâs the most important test theyâll ever take. And it just got harder. Immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship must answer 12 out of 20 test questions correctly as of Dec. 1, double the longstanding requirement of 6 out of 10. That may not sound like a lot considering all thatâs at stake, but it reflects just a sample of what applicants must know to be confident of passing. The 20 questions posed to any one individual are drawn from a list of 128, up from 100 before. Eighty-eight of the questions are n...