Category: In The News

Biden Falls Back on Trump-Era Policy That Makes Migrants Ineligible For Entry Over Covid Concerns

Posted on 08/11/21

The Biden Administration is indefinitely extending a Trump-era policy that grants the United States Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency the ability to promptly deport migrants and asylum seekers back to their country of last transit or origin. Amid the rapid spread of new and more contagious Covid-19 variants and the accelerated insurgence


DHS Extends Haitian TPS Registration Until February 3, 2023

Posted on 08/06/21

President Biden is making changes to the Haitian immigration policy. Following weeks of unrest in Haiti and Democratic lawmakers advocating for the Biden administration to quale the deportation of Haitians, DHS is moving forward with plans to extend the registration timeline for Temporary Protected Status. DHS Secretary Mayorkas announced that the designation would allow hundreds


La vicepresidenta Kamala Harris reafirma las iniciativas de inmigración de Biden en la frontera mientras busca las “causas fundamentales” de la migración

Posted on 07/01/21

El debate sobre inmigración continúa mientras los defensores buscan acciones agresivas para socavar a los fanáticos antiinmigrantes que buscan implementar una retórica decisiva en nuestros medios de comunicación y en el congreso. El presidente Biden ha tomado medidas de sentido común para rejuvenecer y reconstruir un sistema de inmigración que fue atacado con frecuencia por



Biden Increases Refugee Cap By Nearly 400% But Likely Will Not Meet Cap

Posted on 05/06/21

In a recently released statement issued by the White House, President Biden has signaled that the nation’s annual refugee intake will dramatically increase to 62,500, fulfilling a campaign promise and “reasserting American leadership and American values when it comes to refugee admissions.” Biden faced backlash in the weeks leading up to the decision as he


U.S. House Votes to Reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act: Here’s How It May Impact You

Posted on 03/19/21

In Wednesday’s late afternoon hours, House Democrats and Republicans with bipartisan support voted to reauthorize the 1994 Clinton Era Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). A shocking signal of consensus that aims to reaffirm the successful program’s commitment to victims of violence and immigrants. VAWA is a federal law that handles the investigation and prosecution of