Permanent residency

Canadian culture. (Caulford & Mayhew, 2014) When immigrants first enter Canada, depending on the province, they must wait up to 90 days under the Canada Health Act and then they would be eligible for health care coverage. All Canadian citizens and permanent residents are applicable for public health insurance and that means they do not need to pay for many of the health-care services provided, however, keeping in mind all provinces have their own health insurance plans. Canada provides…

Immigration residency is the United States has become a nationwide phenomenon for the foreigners who wish to reside here in the country. However, in order for one to legally live in the states, immigrants have to follow specific procedures in order to become a resident. Illegal immigration is also an issue as well, in which many foreigners are not registered a as United States citizen. In order for an immigrant to legally have access to enter the states as a permanent resident they have to be…

Immigration is controlled by federal laws which govern the safety of America’s nation (Saltzman, 2016, p. 5). The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) was enacted in 1952 (United States Citizenship and Immigration Service) and is governed by the federal constitution. Its sole purpose was to set regulations for noncitizens of the United States regardless of their nationality when attempting to become legal citizens. The Act serves as protection for those who may be in pursuit of obtaining their…

The Hart-Celler Act known as the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965, put policies in place that greatly affected Asian Americans and the US demographic population which were immediate and evident over time. Up until the act of 1965 Asian Americans were highly discriminated against and laws were made to keep them from immigrating to the US. “In 1882, Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, the first law in the United States that denied immigration to a specific ethnic group” (Le,…

US foreign policy has undergone harsh criticism for quite a long time, especially in the past two decades. From the War on Terror to the Dream Act, American Presidents can never please everyone in their pursuit of what they deem just laws. These objections from the public are also shared with congress, who receive backlash for passing and supporting Presidential laws. Finally, the Judiciary branch has had its fair share of foreign policy debate. Presidential foreign policy has faced many…

Alien Minors, is a bipartisan legislation set into place for undocumented students who grew up in the United States. It grants them conditional residency to either pursuing a higher education or enlist in the United States Army as a way for them to be able to contribute to the American society and economy. They are able to later apply for permanent residency later on if they choose to do so when they meet further qualifications. The DREAM Act has the potential to provide tremendous benefits not…

states "it is more divisive". Debates and surveys show that legalization is divided into citizenship and permanent residency. Data information from the web post “Most Say Illegal Immigrants Should Be Allowed to Stay, But Citizenship Is More Divisive" is likewise to the survey done by the author. "Seven in ten Americans (71%) " support and think legalization, citizenship and permanent residency, is the best solution for illegal immigrants in the US, and only "two out of ten Americans (24%)" say…

So you have been a permanent resident of the United States for awhile now, right? And all of your friends have told you the advantages of becoming a citizen, but you’re still not sure? Listen to your friends; they’re not wrong. There are many advantages of becoming a citizen of the U.S. On top of that, the cost is relatively low and the process fairly straightforward. HERE ARE THE TOP TEN ADVANTAGES OF BECOMING A CITIZEN (IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER): No More Renewals Among the drawbacks that come…

services they offer require the client to be a permanent resident or citizen if Canada before the client can access the specific service. This is problematic because in some cases a client may need a service immediately or they may benefit from a service, but then they cannot access it solely because they are not a permanent resident or a citizen. For example, the Needs Assessment, Referral and Support service requires the client to be a permanent resident for at least three years. However,…

Once Congress and the Secretary (with competent accountants) mull over the needs of the VA health system, the money woes should be figured out satisfactory. Only through accessing a problem with both the parties supplying the money and those spending the money can a mismanagement of funds be settled. This also has the added benefit of justification of expenses and should prove that funding should not be reduce for the sake of those who risked their lives to fight for and defend this country.…