US Immigration Reform

Archive for April, 2010

The present immigration law of the United States provides the following eligibility for family –sponsored visas. First, your relative must be a U.S. citizen or is a Legal Permanent Resident before he or she files a petition for your immigrant visa at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Read more...

Michelle Obama has voiced her support for the burgeoning issue of US immigration reform in her visit to Mexico City. After a long time of silence, she finally had something to say about the immigration issue. She thought perhaps that she had to address the Mexicans about this matter since a Read more...

First lady Michelle Obama had her first solo international trip this week in Mexico where she advocated “immigration reforms”. It has been noted that Mexicans are one of the most proliferate illegal migrants in the country. Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid once announced, Read more...

Illegal immigrants have to hide from the law simply because they are illegal and they had broken the law. No matter how hardworking they are, still illegals are illegals. They are trying to have the best life they can, they made a choice to move from their native lands and hide away in the US Read more...

The Department of State Visa Bulletin provides the summary of the updates on the current cut-off date for the month of May 2010. Petitions filed, whose current dates are earlier than the dates indicated below, are now allocated visas or green cards. A priority date that is current but Read more...