United States grants a special temporary immigration status to the citizens of certain foreign countries that have experienced major disruptions, known as Temporary Protected Status (TPS). Due to civil wars, natural disasters or other general threats, the government of the United States designates certain foreign countries for TPS. People who belong to such designated countries, […]
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After receiving deferred action status, an undocumented immigrant in the United States can remain in the country and work there for US employers legally. Similarly, certain American states have announced that they can also obtain driver’s licenses. The next question that comes to the minds of undocumented immigrants who receive deferred action status is, Can I legally
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DREAM Act is nothing but the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act and this act if signed into law would help the undocumented immigrants to become lawful residents and finally citizens of the United States. In order to qualify, undocumented immigrants will have to prove that they were not above age 16 when
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First thing that the undocumented immigrants who are eligible and who are applying for DACA must understand is that deferred action is not the DREAM Act that would confer lawful status upon the people who apply for it. People who receive deferred action status will only be permitted to live and work in America of
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The purpose of the deferred action program that was implemented by President Obama, is to confer lawful status upon the undocumented youth who entered into America as children and who are currently in schools or who served in the US military. Such young undocumented immigrants, who receive deferred action status will be allowed to study,
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According to the reports of Manpower Inc, United States lacks talented individuals and around 50% of the US employers are unable to hire skilled workers and are facing problems while filling the vacant positions. Due to such reasons, Microsoft and several other US companies are requesting the US Congress to allocate more visas for high-skilled
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Iowa Department of Transportation has announced that it will not issue driver’s licenses to undocumented youth who are granted deferred action status. This decision is likely to affect more that 5,000 immigrants in Iowa. Similarly, the state officials said that they will not urge the transportation department to issue driver’s licenses to the undocumented immigrants
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As soon as the White House resolves the issues related to the fiscal cliff, it will turn its attention towards immigration. White House and the Republicans are still trying to solve the fiscal cliff. President Obama has already eliminated 77 federal programs and has decided to eliminate 52 other programs and according to President Obama,
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Berkeley University has planned to offer scholarships to undocumented immigrants in California and around 200 undocumented immigrants who are ineligible for federal funds are likely to receive scholarships. Undocumented immigrants who crossed the borders illegally and who were brought up in the United States may become eligible to receive scholarships and such children of immigrants
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DREAMers, in the United States, who meet certain eligibility requirements will be granted deferred action status and renewable work permits. This status granted to undocumented immigrants will be valid for a two year period and during this period, immigrants who receive deferred action will be allowed to live and work legally in America. Undocumented immigrants
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