US Citizenship

Over 14,000 Take Citizenship Oath During Independence Day

Over 14,000 immigrants will become new citizens of the US in a ceremony to celebrate the 242nd birthday of the nation in almost 175 naturalization ceremonies across the country, according to US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The ceremonies began on 28 June and will continue until 10 July. The first naturalization ceremony of the

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Just one immigration form online after ten years of digitizing

Over $1 billion has been spent by the US Government in an attempt to replace its outdated, paperwork-intensive method of immigration management with digitization, in order to allow for applications to be made online via a full repertoire of almost 100 electronic forms; however, after ten years of effort, only one form is currently available,

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US safer due to executive action on immigration, Johnson claims

Jeh Johnson, the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), claims that the executive actions on immigration taken 12 months ago by President Obama were needed and have made the United States safer by keeping dangerous criminal immigrants out. On Thursday Johnson said that Homeland Security changed the way in which it asks municipalities

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Boehner’s resignation and immigration reform

Kevin McCarthy, the majority leader in the House of Representatives, is the front-runner to succeed current speaker John Boehner, who surprised everyone by announcing his resignation last week. McCarthy’s appointment could have major implications with regard to immigration reform, given that he represents a district with a very large Latino population.Despite this, McCarthy has so

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