US Immigration Reform

The Department of State Visa Bulletin provides the summary of the updates on the current cut-off date for the month of March 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...

Sen. Chuck Schumer is the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee’s immigration subcommittee and he is stepping up to the role of pushing for an immigration reform for the country. He said that the administration has shown serious commitment on the improvement of security borders in the Read more...

January 4 marks the lifting of the immigration ban on HIV victims from entering the United States of America. This order came from none other than President Barack Obama through the signing of The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Extension Act of 2009 last October that is in effect this year. It Read more...

The burning desire of many legal and illegal immigrants to achieve a more sustainable and comprehensive immigration bill that will answer most of their demands have found a little inch of hope with the introduction of a new bill Representative Luis V. Gutierrez (D-I11) this week. The bill is Read more...

The effect of the rising illegal immigrant population in the US will take several years to mend. This is a valid reason to push for an immigration reform now. It is a good motivation that this action is badly needed by the country. The 12 million illegal immigrants are costing billions of Read more...