A program for Ukrainian refugees called “Uniting for Ukraine” was launched last year. It stipulates that 100,000 Ukrainians will receive visas to stay in the country for up to two years, but also means that ad-hoc admissions of Ukrainians on the United...
I last wrote about parole and the difference between parole and bond. Today I am going to address what we are seeing at the law office in terms of parole and how the trend influences applying for asylum. Traditionally, the border parole had a right to release people...
According the The Economist, the number of asylum-seekers from China has vastly increased since President Xi Jinping rose to power in 2012. Around 70 percent of those fleeing China file for asylum in the United States. Below is a visual graph compiled from data by the...
Lately there have been well-publicized raids in Minnesota and other parts of the country, in which immigration authorities have been cracking down on Somali immigrants who were granted asylum but then may have committed a crime and are now subject to deportation. Full...
A law suit filed by AILA and other Immigration and Civil Rights Groups alleges that since the beginning of summer 2016 the organizations began receiving reports that people presenting themselves at the border requesting asylum were being turned away by Customs and...
Senator Sessions On the Proposed Muslim Ban The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 16-4 to not block Muslims from entering. Senator Jeff Sessions was one of the four votes supporting the ban on Muslims. DACA and Immigration Reform The Senator gave some of the least...
