Hundreds of Cuban Immigrants Deported The decision to end the U.S. policy that provided Cubans with a preferred immigration status has resulted in the removal of over 680 Cuban immigrants from the U.S. These immigrants have been sent back to Cuba. Trump Expands Immigrant Groups to Be Deported The Trump administration is planning to expand […]
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Black Bean Burritos are made with tortillas, eggs and black beans. Preparation time will not take more than 30 minutes so this simple Mexican meal is great for busy mornings. This will also help begin one’s day in a healthy way. Here’s the recipe for a healthy and protein-packed breakfast – Black Bean Burritos. Ingredients:
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Trump Defends US Immigration Enforcement Raids President Donald Trump has defended the large scale immigration raids that were carried out, claiming to fulfil his campaign promises on cracking down criminal immigrants. However, immigration advocates and the Democrats are against the executive order issued by the President and have slammed his raids. Stephen Miller, one of
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While applying for an immigrant visa at an overseas U.S. Embassy or a U.S. Consulate, applicants must make sure they have all the required documents. If they do not provide the required documents, there will be delays in their cases. Applicants must not send the required documents to the embassy or the consulate but must
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Trump furious over immigration ban appeal court rejection Claiming that President Donald Trump’s immigration ban was harmful to the American public, a federal appeals panel rejected the President’s request to reinstate his immigration ban. Read more. Irish undocumented scared of immigration round-up Undocumented Irish immigrants are now scared that U.S. immigration authorities will perform an
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For legal permanent residents of the U.S., the green card renewal process is not something that can be avoided. Green card holders need to get their green cards renewed every ten years. They can start the renewal process when their cards near their expiration dates. Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card needs to
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When should a green card be renewed? Permanent resident cards (green cards) are valid for just ten years. So the right time to apply for renewal is around 5 to 6 months from the date on which the card will expire. Applications for green card renewal must not be filed before six months from the
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As President Trump’s immigration ban adversely affects even some green card holders, the current political climate has some permanent residents seeking citizenship. In a flurry of executive orders issued at the end of his first week in office, the president’s executive orders bans entry into the United States by those with one of seven Middle Eastern and North
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As President Trump moves decisively on immigration through executive orders, which have adversely affected even some green card holders, some holding permanent residency status are prompted to seek the citizenship process. Among those affected by the president’s blitz of immigration orders at the end of his first week in office are valid green card holders– those already granted
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Jamaicans spend billions on US visas The U.S. Embassy in Jamaica says that Jamaicans had paid more than $5 billion in fees for nonimmigrant visas, in 2015. Read more. Blocked Cubans put their hopes in Trump Following the decision by former President Barack Obama to end the Cuban Agreement Act, more than 100 Cubans who
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