#4 Latest Immigration News : Deportations, Biden Immigration and Work Permits, Asylums | USCIS
#4 Latest Immigration News : Deportations, Biden Immigration and Work Permits, Asylums | USCIS
In this video, we dive into two significant legal developments concerning immigration in the United States:
Reconsideration of Spousal Work Permits by the DC Circuit Court:
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit is under scrutiny for its handling of spousal work permits for H-4 visa holders. Save Jobs USA, a group of former tech workers, has appealed to the full panel of judges to reassess a recent decision made by a three-judge panel. This appeal questions the legality of the H-4 visa work permit program, arguing that it was implemented without explicit Congressional approval. Learn about the implications of this case and how it could impact the H-4 visa program and broader immigration policy.
Family's Asylum Claim Decision After Seven Years:
A family has filed a federal lawsuit in California demanding a resolution to their asylum claim, which has been pending since 2017. Arriving in the US on a B-2 visitor visa and filing for asylum in 2018, they have faced extensive delays in their case processing. Despite completing their biometric appointment in 2017, their asylum interview has not been scheduled. The family is calling on the Department of Homeland Security and USCIS to expedite their case, citing significant personal and emotional hardships caused by the delay.