Sessions Wants Canada-Style Immigration System in the US

Jeff Sessions says that the US should adopt the immigration policy already used by Canada while giving his support to stricter criteria that will cut down on the number of ‘illiterate’ immigrants coming into the country. The Attorney General also reiterated that describing President Donald Trump as ‘anti-immigration’ is erroneous and that the President wants

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Lawmakers Scramble to Avert Shutdown With Short-Term Fix

With intensified acrimony between the Democratic Party and President Donald Trump in the last week, hopes of reaching a deal on immigration and government funding have collapsed. Aides are now attempting to find a short-term fix to at least extend funding for a few more weeks. On Monday, Trump accused the Democrats of damaging military

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Business Immigration Crackdowns to Increase in 2018

Businesses in the US can expect more immigration crackdowns in 2018, experts say. The next step in the multi-level strategy of the Trump administration to cut down on illegal immigration is worksite enforcement. Comments in recent months from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) show that raids and audits on employers to catch undocumented immigrant workers

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Deferred Action Renewals Accepted Again

On Saturday, the federal government announced that renewal applications for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program were being accepted once again. US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released a statement, which said that the program, rescinded by President Donald Trump in September, will operate on the existing terms until further notice. The decision

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