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Starting April 1, 2024, USCIS won’t charge an extra fee for biometrics (like fingerprints and photos) for most immigration applications. They’re adding the biometrics cost into the main application fee to make things easier.
The Biden administration will extend ACA health coverage to over 100,000 DACA recipients starting November 1, 2024. The new rule aims to address high uninsured rates among DACA recipients, allowing them to enroll in Marketplace plans and potentially receive premium… View Article
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is taking innovative steps to modernize the U.S. immigration system with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). Unveiled in March, the agency initiative is focusing on the ethical and responsible use of AI while…… View Article
Boundless delves into President Biden’s nuanced approach to immigration, highlighting his efforts to harmonize compassionate policies with the economic imperatives of addressing labor shortages and driving growth. As Biden navigates the complexities of reform, we examine the critical balance between… View Article
The next year may bring shifting border policies, improvements to the visa backlog, fee hikes, and more.
The Federal Reserve has been attempting to snuff out inflation without triggering a recession. One simple solution? Increased immigration.
Despite a slew of bills and negotiations, only certain amendments to the annual defense bill are likely to be passed by Congress this year.
Senator Joe Manchin told reporters Tuesday morning that Build Back Better talks have stalled once again in the Senate.
Their third attempt expanded on immigration parole, a program that offers work authorization and protection from deportation.
The new rule applies to applicants who were already approved for an immigrant visa in the same classification and on the same basis on or after August 4, 2019.