Immigration law

executive actions on immigration law, one of which was to make H-4 dependent spouses of some workers holding a H-1B nonimmigrant visas eligible for employment authorization. The final rule announced on May 26th, 2015 by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) supports the administration's efforts to make working in the U.S. a more appealing option to highly skilled workers in certain in-demand industries. According to Berd & Klauss, PLLC, New-York-based immigration…

that have dealt with the US immigration law, only few will agree that it is fare and equal to all. It is suppose to serve as a guidelines and a road map to for processing anyone coming into the United States. How come that some people are given the chance and opportunity the fight and succeed while other are barely given a voice. Every country needs immigration laws to control the flow of immigration; the majority, like the United States, believes that the current laws favor the few, the rich…

During the beginning of the twentieth century immigration laws became increasingly harsh, especially towards Mexican immigrants. Many historians cite the Immigration Act of 1917 as the beginning of these exclusions, but Grace Pena Delgado argues that this exclusion began in the preceding decades. In her essay “Border Control and Sexual Policing: White Slavery and Prostitution along the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1903-1910”, Delgado explains how the border became a site of gender and sexual…

Immigration per se has been an important part of the foundation of the United States as nation. Excepting Native Americans, none could affirm not to have foreign ancestors. This is a point of controversy with the current state of things despite it has been regulated many times during nation’s history. To this end, U.S. Government through the history of the country has enacted different laws and has regulated the entry of foreigners to the country. The first immigration law enacted by the US…

Impartial Immigration Laws The immigration laws of Canada and India are truly fair. The only con is that they both have long immigration processes. Although, now Canada has released a new program called the Express Entry and India has released a new program called Visa on Arrival. Both speed up the long immigration process for certain people. Canada’s immigration laws weren’t fair in the past because they discriminated against many communities; surprisingly, Canada now has one of the best set…

and its life!" "Well i have to walk to work cya." I responded. I got the Egyptian Times and it stated "Our top story is prop 7020 for an anti immigration law which comes to a vote in Memphis this week, if passed this law would be the toughest in our nation.". Aw shucks, I could just here my dad now, "Well it's about time we did something about immigration, the southern towns now belong…

Immigration laws are tearing apart families due to inflexible and unfair immigration policies. I have personally second hand experienced the victimization of the illegal immigration policies. I have 2 uncles who have bin deported back to El Salvador due to these unfair laws,one who had a wife, three daughters and one new born baby, who is now growing up without his father. Immigrants are held against the 13 year wait for citizenship bill that requires illegal immigrants, obtain…

stricter immigration laws. I am in favor because what Arizona is trying to do goes against the Constitution and 28 U.S. Code 1251. In the Constitution, it states in Article 1 Section 8 clause 4 that Congress has the power to make rules about who and when people can become citizens. Also in the Constitution, in Article 1 Section 8 clause 10, it says that Congress has the power to define and punish, “Offences against the Law of Nations,” which means that Congress has the power to define…

Illegal immigration has been a debated topic in America, and anti-immigrant policies in states such as Arizona, as well as the recent presidential campaign display the hostile anti-immigrant attitude held in this country. The anxiety that led to the institution of strict immigration laws came from a belief that illegal immigrants commit a disproportionate number of crimes. Arizona had a history of passing restrictions on illegal immigration, and eventually the growing Hispanic population and an…

Arizona Immigration Law In this Essay I will make a case for whether immigration policy is an area better left to the federal government, to individual states, or to both as a part of shared federalism. We will explore these ideas using examples such as Arizona Immigration law, Gonzales v. Raich, Compassionate Use Act and Same sex marriage. “Federalism is a hybrid arrangement that mixes elements of a confederation, in which lower-level governments possess primary authority, and unitary…