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The Immigration Act of 1990 explicitly separated artists and entertainers into those categories, distinguishing them from H-class specialty-worker visas.
in the 1990s–2000s most commonly moved from temporary performance or work visas (notably ) into employment-based immigrant classifications or through family/marriage petitions, and then to naturalizat...
The cap on annual lawful permanent immigration is a statutory limit written into the as amended in 1990 and remains the baseline ceiling used by federal agencies to allocate family‑, employment‑, and ...
The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) sets a 675,000 “worldwide” numerical ceiling that is allocated as roughly 480,000 family‑preference, 140,000 employment‑based, and 55,000 diversity visas, but...