4000 Somali Immigrants Being Sent Back from the US According to the U.S. Ambassador to Somalia, U.S. immigration agents have targeted around 4000 Somali immigrants for deportation from the U.S. Most of these immigrants are not currently held in detention. Many who have now been targeted are those who have applied for asylum and whose […]
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Walker County Wants to House Immigration Detainees Sheriff of Walker County, Clint McRae said that he and Captain Steve Fisher had met with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents and talked about providing housing for undocumented immigrants charged with crimes. They had talked about leasing 20 beds in the
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How many U.S. senators are there? What does the Constitution do? What is an amendment? Where is the Statue of Liberty? Who vetoes the bills? The above are few U.S. citizenship test questions that were asked to some Americans. Many believe that native-born Americans would have answered all these answers correct. But they answered many
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Nigerian Envoy Calms US Immigration Ban Fears Ambassador Hakeem Balogun, Nigeria’s Charge d’Affairs in the U.S., told the reporters that Nigeria is not among the countries on which President Donald Trump has issued a travel ban. This dismissed the fears of Nigerians who were fearful that they might not be allowed to get into the
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Ranchera Sauce (Salsa Ranchera) Homemade ranchera sauce is extremely delicious and it can be used with a variety of dishes including migas, tortillas, enchiladas, huevos rancheros, chilaquiles or as a topping for burgers and other dishes that need a killer sauce. Ranchera Sauce (Salsa Ranchera) is made with fresh tomatoes. The chiles, garlic and other ingredients will
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Gorsuch’s Immigration Stance Unknown If Neil Gorsuch wins confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court and becomes the ninth Supreme Court Justice, his vote will be the deciding vote on the travel ban issued by President Donald Trump. However, it is still uncertain on how he will vote. Immigration Policy in Yakima Pushed to Become Ordinance
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A person who procured naturalization unlawfully will be subject to revocation of naturalization. Unlawful naturalization means that the person who obtained citizenship is not eligible for it. A person’s naturalization can revoked if he or she has been found not to have met any one or few of the naturalization requirements. The naturalization requirements include
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Speedier H-1B US Visa Processing Option Suspended U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has temporarily suspended the H-1B premium processing option. Starting April 3, 2017, U.S. employers will no longer be able to pay fees for their applications to be processed faster. All applicants will now have to wait between two and six months to know
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Vetting Fears Raised by Border Agent Hiring Plan An immigration memo from U.S. Department of Homeland Security reveals that the agency will be hiring around 5000 new border agents and 500 new marine and air agents. James Tomsheck, a former official at U.S. Customs and Border Protection has asked if the Trump administration will be
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has published new versions of certain immigration and naturalization forms. USCIS has also announced the date till which the older editions of the updated forms will be accepted. After that date, the agency will accept only the latest editions of the respective forms. Applicants will need to make sure
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