Congress Established Adjustment of Status in 1960, Clarifies USCIS
USCIS affirms that adjustment of status is not a loophole but a congressional intent since 1960.
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USCIS affirms that adjustment of status is not a loophole but a congressional intent since 1960.
Citizenship applicants express frustration over prolonged processing times by USCIS, impacting those following legal immigration paths.
DHS and USCIS emphasize the necessity of consular processing for H-1B visa applicants amid memo ambiguities.
DHS announces the end of automatic extensions for EADs, emphasizing proper vetting and reducing fraudulent applications.
DHS increases automatic extension for EAD renewals from 180 to 540 days, impacting certain applicants.
DHS memo limits permanent residency applications in the U.S. to extraordinary circumstances, impacting legal immigration pathways.
DHS issues memo restricting permanent residence applications in the U.S., signaling a shift in immigration policy.
DHS has proposed significant changes affecting F-1 students, including duration of status and grace periods.
DHS intercepts vessel with 64 migrants off Puerto Rico, processing them for removal proceedings.
DHS announces new measures for O-1 visa holders to obtain EB-1 green cards without leaving the U.S.
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