Category: General Immigration

  1. Backlogged Priests: Resolving the Bipartisian Immigration Issue

    The Religious Workforce Protection Act is a bipartisan legislative initiative introduced on April 8, 2025, by U.S. Senators Susan Collins (R-Maine), Tim Kaine (D-Virginia), and Jim Risch (R-Idaho). This bill aims to address significant challenges faced by foreign-born religious workers in the United States, particularly those hindered by visa backlogs, by proposing extensions to the R-1 nonimmigrant visa status and facilitating reentry for affected individuals. Background: The READ MORE READ MORE

  2. Oh No! Prince Harry’s U.S. Immigration Records Released!

    The mystery around Prince Harry’s U.S. immigration status has gripped the public’s attention. A legal fight for transparency pushed for the release of these documents. What secrets do they hold? Will Prince Harry be deported from the United States? Did he lie to immigration authorities in the United States? The United States Government just released Prince Harry’s immigration records. Well, some of them. . . . What’s READ MORE READ MORE

  3. Private ICE: Private Immigration Detention Centers Remain Despite Biden Admin’s Promise to Abolish

    During his first week in office, President Biden promised to abolish private federal prisons, but his administration specifically targeted criminal detention. This allowed private immigration detention facilities to continue to expand, earning over $1 billion per year from contracts with… READ MORE

  4. ¡Sí, Se Puede! Report Workplace Violations & Be Protected From Retaliation

    “The road to social justice for the farm worker is the road to unionization. Our cause, our strike . . . our international boycott are all founded upon our deep conviction that the form of collective self-help, which is unionization. READ MORE

  5. Parole in Place Program Expands Eligibility to Keep Families United

    On Aug. 19, 2024, the Biden Administration began receiving applications for the new, expanded parole in place program (“PIP”), hoping to allow families to remain together. This new program opens the possibility of legal status for many people in the … READ MORE

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