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A program that allows citizens of certain countries to travel to the United States without a visa, with restrictions on employment.
There is no direct, verifiable evidence in the reporting provided that former President Trump posted on Truth Social an explicit claim that “America was full of raging alcoholics” and that he called f...
Yes — citizens generally must hold Canadian work authorization (a work permit) to lawfully take paid employment in , though streamlined, treaty-based pathways and a handful of program exceptions make ...
A narrow set of immigration categories lets a person who entered lawfully remain in the United States and apply to adjust to lawful permanent resident status despite having overstayed: primarily immed...
Federal authorities detained roughly 475 people in the at the in — media outlets and law enforcement consistently reported about 475 (described also as “nearly 500” or “hundreds”) arrests . What remai...
calls its refugee policy both secure and streamlined because it pairs legally codified, centralized processing systems and interagency with a coordinated designed to move vetted people from referral t...
False: no single law has been passed that broadly bars anyone born abroad from holding “a government office job” in the United States; the constitutional “natural-born citizen” requirement applies onl...
in the can sometimes obtain lawful status through a mix of long-standing immigration forms (family petitions, asylum, humanitarian visas), special statutory mechanisms (registry, section 245(i)), reli...
President Obama’s refugee and asylum policy combined an expansion of resettlement and international leadership on refugees with a law‑and‑order approach to border enforcement: he raised refugee ceilin...
Immigration enforcement in the United States is emphatically not a recent phenomenon: federal regulation and exclusionary practices date to the earliest years of the republic and were formalized throu...