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U.S. Immigration
Review of the 2015 U.S. Immigration Reform Plan
Beginning in 2015, the United States announced the implementation of immigration reform, with former President Barack Obama announcing three plans as follows.
Latest Proposal for Immigration Reform in the United States
To expedite comprehensive immigration reform in the United States, President Trump and members of both parties in Congress held discussions at the White House on four major immigration reform topics: border security, chain migration, visa lottery, and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy.
Latest 2018 U.S. Immigration Reform: Chain Migration May Come to an End
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal on Thursday (the 25th), the White House has proposed a plan to the leaders of both parties in the Senate to provide a path to citizenship for 1.8 million "Dreamers." Other components of the plan include strengthening border security and eliminating chain migration and the green card lottery.
U.S. Tax Reform & Manhattan EB-5 Project Seminar with Potential for Shortened Visa Backlog
Date: Sunday, January 28, 2018, 14:00-17:00 Location: 6th Floor, Excellence Times Square, 4068 Yitian Road, Futian Central District, Shenzhen Reservation Hotline: 400-138-2929
1.8 million 'Dreamers' Expected to Gain Citizenship, Chain Migration May Come to an End
1.8 million 'Dreamers' who entered the United States illegally as children with their parents are expected to obtain U.S. citizenship. President Trump previously stated, "No border wall, no DACA." To resolve this deadlock, on Wednesday (24th), he expressed willingness to provide a pathway to citizenship for 'Dreamers.'
2018: Planning Your Life and Creating a Second Home—Worldway Immigration Group Walks with You
As a leading institution in investment immigration, Worldway Immigration Group focuses on client needs and market trends. We are the first in the industry to propose the concept of "Planning Your Life and Creating a Second Home," which has been established as our annual theme for 2018.
A Ray of Hope: The U.S. Government is Set to Reopen
According to the latest information provided by the WorldWay Immigration Group's customer service center in Los Angeles, on January 22, local time, both the Senate and the House of Representatives passed a three-week temporary funding bill with votes of 81 to 18 and 266 to 150, respectively, keeping the government open until February 8. The latest bill will be sent to President Trump for signing.
What is the difference between a U.S. Green Card and U.S. immigration?
Regarding the difference between a U.S. Green Card and immigration, many applicants often confuse the three concepts of U.S. immigration, U.S. Green Card, and U.S. citizenship. In fact, while there is a certain connection between them, the differences are significant. The following will focus on the distinctions between U.S. immigration, a Green Card, and U.S. citizenship.
How to Immigrate to the United States? Introduction to the Most Lenient Immigration Methods
In recent years, as overseas travel has become increasingly popular, many clients are opting for a global allocation of their assets, adhering to the adage of not putting all eggs in one basket. Today, I will compile the most frequently asked questions from clients regarding U.S. immigration, covering both the application process and important considerations in detail.
What Are the Real Benefits of a U.S. Green Card? 22 Things You Need to Know
The United States is one of the world's largest immigrant-receiving countries, and most people have a "Green Card dream." So, what are the actual benefits of obtaining a Green Card after successfully immigrating to the U.S.? Today, we will introduce 22 benefits of a U.S. Green Card.
New U.S. Green Card Policy in 2018
On January 8, 2018, local time in the United States, the U.S. canceled the Temporary Protected Status for Salvadoran citizens, affecting 200,000 immigrants who now face deportation. Salvadorans have been living legally in the United States for nearly twenty years, and now they must confront the possibility of being expelled or finding another legal way to remain. The image shows protesters gathering and marching in front of Congress, calling for Congress to assist Salvadorans and others with temporary protected status…
How much does U.S. investment immigration cost in 2018?
Those with some knowledge of U.S. investment immigration should know that the current cost for investment immigration to the U.S. is $500,000; of course, the investment for non-regional center projects is $1 million. So, how much will U.S. investment immigration cost in 2018? Will the fees remain unchanged?