By Hannah | Published October 1, 2019 | Posted in Immigration Law, Immigration Law News, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status | Tagged Tags: immigrant children, Immigration, Special Immigrant Juvenile | Comments Off on Judge Reverses USCIS Decision on Special Immigrant Juvenile Visas
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Judge Reverses USCIS Decision on Special Immigrant Juvenile Visas
A United States District Court judge has reversed a decision by United States Customs and Immigration Services (USCIS) that denied several immigrants access to Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS). The suit, filed by five young adults as a class action suit, is in response to a policy change, made in 2018, which effectively precluded immigrants Read More
Read MoreCatch & Return: Policy on Fishing Boats, but Not Human Lives
The federal government enters its fourth week of shutdown (or, as it is more diplomatically put, “lapse in appropriations”) because of what Donald Trump calls a humanitarian crisis at the border. Such importance is placed on this crisis that we have 80, 000 federal workers staring at yet another week without pay. So… what crisis Read More
Read MoreStagnated Separation
Reunification of Separated Children with their Parents Continues to be Challenging In the earlier months of 2018, the Trump administration had ordered the separation of hundreds of families at the southern border. Many of these families were attempting to seek refuge in a land of opportunity and to rid themselves of the evils that they Read More
Read MoreCoercion at the Border
The Trump administration previously enacted a “zero-tolerance policy,” which prosecuted every adult individual who enters the country by crossing the border illegally. Because of this, children were subsequently separated from their families, as U.S. law has prohibited the prosecution of children at the border. This tactic has left hundreds of helpless children left to fend Read More
Read MoreMillions of Frequent Flier Miles Have Been Donated to Help Families Separated at the Border
The Trump administration had originally ordered the separation of hundreds of families who’ve attempted to come into the United States illegally. The “zero-tolerance policy” that has been enacted by the administration prosecutes every adult individual who enters the country by crossing the border illegally. Since past laws have prohibited children from being prosecuted at the Read More
Read MoreWhat Happens to Minor Non-Citizens Who Cross the Border Illegally?
The Trump administration has recently come under scrutiny for announcing its new policy toward immigration and control of the U.S.-Mexican border. Officials have cracked down on immigration policy throughout the nation, enforcing a “zero tolerance” policy for those who cross the border illegally, which will require them to face criminal charges. This includes offering little Read More
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