Permanent residency

assimilation. The main reform and control that IRCA effected were legalizations of undocumented and imposition of sanctions on employers who employed undocumented workers. Consequently, IRCA was successful in making temporary Mexican workers to become permanent residents of the United States. Not only IRCA helped undocumented workers to stay in the United States legally but also helped them to bring their family members to the United States under family reunification provisions. Although IRCA…

refused, he is not permitted to appeal to the Immigration Appels Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board. The IAD hears four types of appeals which are, sponsorship appeals, removal orders, residency obligations, and minster’s appeals of an IAD decision. Marco’s application to become a permanent resident does not fall under one of the four appeal options. Since Marco is applying to Canada as a Federal Skilled Worker, he will have to make an appeal to the Federal Court of Canada or he…

Policies associated with immigration laws stem back in history, as early as 1790. Beginning with the Naturalization Act of 1790, as the first statute that imposed regulations on citizenship. The Act included criteria, such as two years of residency, good behavior and allegiance to the United States. Notwithstanding, those excluded from citizenship included blacks and children of fathers not born in the U.S. Inevitably, this representation of segregation took part in the restructuring of…

that allowed doctors to apply for parole at a U.S. embassy or consulate. The "wet foot-dry foot" policy, along with the Cuban Adjustment Act -- which remains on the books -- permitted those who reached dry land in the United States to get permanent residency and green cards after living in the U.S. for a year and a day.…

Introduction Canada’s live-in caregiver program offers migrant workers to come to Canada and become nannies. Women from all over the world migrate to work here however, there is a noticeable influx of women from the Philippines who are forced to leave their families and children back home in search of income. The live-in caregivers provide care to children and the elderly in Canadian homes. Migrant Filipina domestic workers are part of a ‘global care chain’ that links middle-class women in…

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Dual citizenships, it is also called dual nationality. It means that the person has two different nationalities of two countries at the same time. Nowadays there are a lot of countries which allowed people to be nation of two different countries, such as Korea, US, Canada and Spain etc. However, different countries allow people to have different nationalities by different laws and automatic operation. For example, if you are a Korean who born in US, you may be both a US national and a Korea…

programs, which are heavily populate by student without citizenships nor permanent residency. Due to the current policy in the United States, a large percentage of the talent found in the STEM sectors is forced to leave the country. When this happens, private and taxpayer investment is lost to the countries to which the immigrants migrate…

on a fast track to permanent residency. The government initiated the policy in 1995 as an amendment to the1966 Cuban Adjustment Act that Congress passed when Cold War tensions ran high between the U.S. and the island nation. Under the amendment, when a Cuban migrant is apprehended in the water between the two countries, he is considered to have “wet feet” and is sent back home. A Cuban who makes it to the U.S. shore, however, can claim “dry feet” and qualify for legal permanent resident status…

Jurisdictional Scan The following jurisdictional scan examines foreign credential recognition in Australia, as well as in the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. The scan will first identify high-level policies towards foreign credential recognition, and then specifically policies for the profession of engineering. The findings will inform strategic directions for the province of Ontario, Canada. The paper has selected Australia, and the provinces of British Columbia (B.C.) and…