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The controversial CDC-enforced protocol called Title 42 may finally be coming to an end. When can we expect the policy to be officially lifted?
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The controversial CDC-enforced protocol called Title 42 may finally be coming to an end. When can we expect the policy to be officially lifted?

A green card divorce affects your status differently depending on your case today. Learn the waivers, deadlines, and options that protect your residency.

In a retaliatory move, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt pushed for a ban on sanctuary cities in the state.

Many migrant workers find growth opportunities in the booming market of home-based care. But restrictive immigration policies make hiring outside the US hard.

Learn why it is crucial to get an ITIN number and begin paying taxes no matter your immigration status.

The stop of mass deportations carried out by ICE was Biden’s most popular immigration policy. Texas and Louisiana want to challenge new deportation guidelines.

How to open a bank account is a common question for new immigrants that want to fully integrate as citizens and taxpayers.

If you ever wondered what’s the purpose of a U Visa, this article is for you.

The Central American Minors Program was originally created in 2014 by the Barack Obama administration, and allowed children from El Salvador

The state of Texas charges against the family reunification program that allows children from Central America to reunite with their family in the United States.

Biden’s new immigration policies are meant to strengthen the American workforce through improved programs for high-skilled immigration.

Among the Latino community, the ill effects of skin tone discrimination or colorism run deep and affect their work and living prospects in the country.

Due to the visa backlog and other delays, the DHS temporarily canceled the immigration interview requirement for residency in some cases.

New immigration reform made its way into the Senate through the Build Back Better act, but opposition from Texas senators could be a tough hurdle to overcome.

The House of Representatives passed the Build Back Better Act. Still pending approval in the Senate, it promises important changes to the US immigration system.