On January 20, Eastern Standard Time, Joe Biden, the elected president and Democrat, was sworn in on Capitol Hill, officially becoming the 46th president of the United States. Subsequently, Biden signed 17 executive orders, memoranda, and directives to various agencies at the White House, covering topics such as the pandemic, economy, climate change, racial inequality, and immigration reform.
The first three executive orders signed by Biden require the wearing of masks within the federal government, ensure racial equality, and rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement. Additionally, to address the severe domestic COVID-19 pandemic, he announced an extension of the student loan deferment for another eight months and an extension of the eviction moratorium until March. According to local media reports, to help the United States quickly emerge from the current crisis, Biden plans to take action on 53 administrative projects within the next ten days.
Among the series of new policies signed by Biden, five are related to immigration matters, including:
1. Strengthening the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which provides deportation protection for immigrants who entered the United States illegally as children.
2. Lifting the "Muslim travel ban." This ban, which was imposed in 2017, restricted travel and immigration to the United States from Syria, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen, and was expanded in 2020 to include Eritrea, Nigeria, Myanmar, Kyrgyzstan, and Tanzania. The U.S. Department of State has also been instructed to resume visa applications from these countries.
3. Revoking the Trump administration's expansion of immigration enforcement within the United States.
4. Halting the construction of the border wall.
5. Extending the deportation relief for Liberians residing in the United States until June 30, 2022.
The Trump era has come to an end, and the Biden era has begun, marking a new start. It is evident that immigration policies under Biden may be more open, and we look forward to the implementation of Biden's executive orders on immigration matters. The WorldWay Immigration Group will continue to monitor the latest developments and share them with everyone in a timely manner.
Currently, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services continues to accept and process immigration applications. For investors with a strong need to immigrate to the United States, it is advisable to promptly secure quality projects based on their circumstances, "prepare early, apply early, queue early, and benefit early!"
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