According to U.S. media reports on the 28th, the Obama administration has recently introduced new immigration measures. Authorities issued a memorandum in the middle of this month stating that some immigrants from the 37 visa-waiver countries may be permitted to reside legally in the United States if they have immediate family members in the country. Most of these visa-waiver countries are in Europe. Individuals from visa-waiver countries can travel to the U.S. without applying for a visa, but are typically limited to a maximum stay of 90 days.
Although U.S. President Obama has insisted that U.S. law does not allow him to act unilaterally, the administration has independently introduced several immigration measures. Last year, the Obama administration allowed some undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children to defer deportation; more recently, it allowed military family members to reside in the U.S., and now it is allowing overstayers from visa-waiver countries to settle.Investment involves risks, the above information is for reference only
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