Florida’s Senate Bill 1718 penalizes Individuals, Employers, Hospitals, and Local Governments With the close of the recent legislative session in Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 1718, which uses the state as a conduit to enforce federal … The post Florida Enacts Tough “State” Law to Combat Illegal Immigration through Penalization appeared first on Immigration Matters. READ MORE
This week, the pandemic-era health order, known more commonly as Title 42, is set to expire, which will have widespread impact on immigration into the United States. For the last couple of years, the provision has been utilized to swiftly … The post The Expiration of Title 42 and its Consequences for an Overburdened Southern Border appeared first on Immigration Matters. READ MORE
When sponsoring a foreign employee for an employment visa, U.S. employers are required to establish that the job offered is genuine. To do so, it is essential that the employer is able to pay the offered wage for the offered … The post USCIS’ New Guidance on a U.S. Employer’s Ability to Pay Foreign Sponsored Employees appeared first on Immigration Matters. READ MORE
In recent years, the social media app TikTok has become one of the most popular apps in the world. It has gained a massive following among young people, with over one billion active users worldwide. Its popularity has not been without controversy, however, particularly in the United States where it has been at the center of a national security controversy. The concerns over TikTok stem from its ownership by the Chinese READ MORE READ MORE
Prince Harry’s memoir Spare (2023) documents salacious accusations about the Royal Family and describes, in detail, Prince Harry’s past and continued use of marijuana, cocaine, psychedelic mushrooms, and other drugs. The author admits to his prior and ongoing addictions to drugs, as well as his possession and continued use. Prince Harry writes that his past use was necessary for him to handle his then-royal duties, ongoing rifts within the READ MORE READ MORE
