According to the World Journal, U.S. President Obama will announce an immigration executive order on the evening of the 20th. The direction of immigration reform is becoming clearer. Immigration reform has faced significant challenges in Congress, making Obama’s upcoming executive order particularly noteworthy.
“Everyone knows that our immigration system is broken, and unfortunately, Washington has allowed it to fester. Therefore, I will use my executive authority as President to improve the situation, just as I will continue to communicate with Congress in hopes of resolving this issue,” Obama stated in a previous video.
Previously, a long-time friend of Worldway Immigration Group, Congresswoman Judy Chu, Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC), also stated that comprehensive immigration legislation has been stalled in the House of Representatives. It is necessary for President Obama to use executive power to fix the immigration system. CAPAC has consulted with President Obama and Secretary of Homeland Security Johnson, and the caucus unanimously supports the President in addressing immigration issues through executive action. She hopes that before there is a glimmer of hope for immigration reform legislation, the executive order can alleviate the backlog of immigration cases, promote family reunification, and repair the broken immigration system.
Congresswoman Judy Chu meets with Worldway President
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