This morning, the latest tweet from U.S. President Trump, known for his "Twitter governance," has caused a stir in the industry after being reinterpreted by domestic media. Is it true, as interpreted by domestic media, that "the U.S. will suspend immigration to the U.S."? WorldWay Immigration Group will provide an interpretation for you.
First, let’s look at the original tweet:
A simple translation is: "To prevent attacks from invisible enemies and protect the jobs of 'great' American citizens, I will be signing a presidential executive order to suspend immigration to the United States!"
First, from the literal interpretation of the tweet, "suspending immigration to the United States" does not mean "suspending immigration to the U.S." The correct understanding should be "suspending the issuance of immigration visas."
Secondly, in conjunction with the post-pandemic context, the U.S. has announced implemented entry policies: including "restricting flights from countries such as China, Iran, South Korea, and Europe, suspending visa issuance at many embassies and consulates worldwide, and closing the borders with Canada and Mexico," we are more inclined to interpret this as an "expanded travel ban."
Thirdly, the presidential executive order has not yet been finalized, and the White House has not released specific implementation measures regarding the presidential executive order.
Fourthly, according to the structure of the U.S. political system, Congress or federal judges can also overturn presidential executive orders through legislation or lawsuits, preventing their implementation or increasing their execution difficulty. In fact, there are already voices from the Democratic Party suggesting that Trump is "abusing" presidential executive orders.
From the current information, for those who have already obtained a U.S. green card, there is no direct impact (but it is worth reminding that if you plan not to enter the U.S. for more than a year, it is advisable to apply for a re-entry permit as soon as possible). For investors who have already submitted I-526 applications and I-485 adjustment of status applications, there is also no impact; the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services continues to accept and process immigration applications as usual. For investors waiting for immigration approval and preparing for interviews, there is no new extended impact; previously, the U.S. Department of State had announced the cancellation of immigration and non-immigrant visa services for most countries worldwide. Of course, immigration applications can still be submitted before the executive order takes effect.
WorldWay Immigration Group will continue to observe Trump's signing of the "suspension of immigration to the United States" and will share the latest news with everyone as soon as possible.
Warm Reminder:
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