Join us for a discussion about family-based and employment-based U.S. permanent residency options for individuals on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). We will also discuss how DACA recipients can qualify for public benefits in California and give updates on the future of DACA. Note: This is open to attorneys and non-attorneys who are interested in learning about these options. For more information, visit: https://lnkd.in/gxcZCG9a
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The long-anticipated announcement offering parole-in-place to spouses of U.S. citizens is upon us. Here are the most important points: 1. Noncitizen spouses and children who have resided in the United States for 10 years as of June 17, 2024, are eligible for parole-in-place 2. Once approved, they will have 3 years to apply for permanent residency 3. The new policy will impact approximately 500,000 spouses of U.S. citizens and 50,000 children of U.S. citizens, including step-children, under the age of 21 One final note: This policy only applies to noncitizens who are already eligible for permanent residency. However, instead of being forced to wade through a 7-10 year long process that includes their leaving the country, they can now remain in the United States with their families and obtain permanent residency more quickly. This is good policy, and, frankly, it is long overdo.
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How are you using this information to strategize a plan for the rest of 2024? How can you use this to maximize your options for a pathway to permanent residency? https://lnkd.in/gtwMkycf Use the information from the IRCC website to create a plan of action, but the keyword here is action.
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Outcomes: Invitation Rounds Ministerial Instructions pertaining to invitations for permanent residency under the Express Entry system #283– February 13, 2024 Lowest CRS score of invited candidate: 535 #expressentry #canadianimmigration #permanentresidency #cec #fsw #fst #pnp #touchdowncanadaimmigration
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1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ First women, then workers, now immigrants. All Collateral Damage. On Nov 1 Texas hospitals will be required to ask patients for their citizenship status. This will not change the fact that hospitals will still be required to treat patients regardless of their citizenship status, but it will create fear + mistrust + confusion. This executive mandate is the latest in a series of Texas legislation that uses public health to undermine human rights and equity through fear, intimidation, and retribution. Women 🔥🔥 In 2021 Texas women lost autonomy over their bodies and physicians were threatened with legal sanction should they provide reproductive information to their patients. Workers 🔥🔥 In 2024 Texas HB #2127 went into effect. Known locally as the “Death Star Law” this legislation eliminated municipal laws requiring mandatory water and rest breaks for outdoor workers. Texas is the single deadliest state for Latino workers. Texas is a harbinger, the canary in the mine. We need to come together and be woke NOW. 🔥🔥 Democracy, human rights, and public health should not be turned into partisan strategy and people should not be turned into collateral damage. Jane Goodall just may have gotten this right. “The greatest danger to our future is apathy.” #Vote🇺🇸 #Upstander📢
Texas hospitals will soon have to ask patients their citizenship status
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Parole-in-place to spouses of U.S. citizens has been announced. The important points include: 1. Noncitizen spouses and children who have resided in the United States for 10 years as of June 17, 2024, are eligible for parole-in-place 2. Once approved, they will have 3 years to apply for permanent residency 3. The new policy will impact approximately 500,000 spouses of U.S. citizens and 50,000 children of U.S. citizens, including step-children, under the age of 21
FACT SHEET: President Biden Announces New Actions to Keep Families Together | The White House
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The recent executive order by the Texas Governor to list illegal immigrants seeking healthcare services raises significant ethical, legal, and public health concerns, especially when viewed through the lens of the "health for all" principle. 🚫 Ethical Considerations: ⛔ Human Rights: Healthcare is considered a fundamental human right. Denying or restricting access based on immigration status can lead to serious ethical dilemmas. Everyone, regardless of their legal status, should have access to essential healthcare services. ⛔Stigmatization and Fear: Such an order could instill fear among undocumented immigrants, deterring them from seeking necessary medical care. This could lead to worsening health conditions and, in extreme cases, preventable deaths. 🚫Legal and Public Health Implications: ⛔Public Health Risks: If undocumented immigrants avoid healthcare due to fear of being listed, it could lead to the spread of communicable diseases and other public health issues that affect the broader population. ⛔Legal Challenges: The executive order might face legal challenges, as it could be seen as violating federal laws that protect patient privacy (e.g., HIPAA) and other constitutional rights. 🚫Financial Considerations: ⛔Short-term vs. Long-term Costs: While the intent might be to understand the financial burden on the state, ignoring the healthcare needs of a significant portion of the population could lead to higher costs in the long run. Preventive care is generally less expensive than emergency care, which undocumented immigrants might resort to if they avoid seeking care early. 🚫Moral Responsibility: ⛔Health for All: The "health for all" principle advocates for universal access to healthcare, recognizing that a healthy population is a key component of a strong and prosperous society. Any policy that undermines this goal, particularly by targeting vulnerable groups, may be seen as counterproductive and morally questionable. ▶ In conclusion, while the financial burden on the state is a valid concern, addressing it through measures that could potentially deny healthcare to undocumented immigrants contradicts the broader goal of ensuring health for all. A more balanced approach might involve comprehensive immigration reform and policies that address the root causes of healthcare costs, while still upholding the principle of universal access to healthcare. #healthcare #neuromarketing #strategy #healthforall #texas #donaldtrump #usaelection #bidenpolicy My question is, do you agree with the executive orders? and will it consolidate the voting patterns.
Governor orders Texas hospitals to report costs of undocumented care
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USCIS Outlines New Update on the Validity Period for Form I-693 On April 4, 2024, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that Form I-693, Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, that was properly completed and signed off by a civil surgeon on or after November 1, 2023, no longer has an expiration date and can be used indefinitely as evidence that an applicant is not inadmissible on health-related grounds. Form I-693 is the form that USCIS designated civil surgeons to fill out on behalf of the applicants who are applying for adjustment of status to become lawful permanent residents. This form is used to establish that an individual is not inadmissible to the United States on public health grounds. https://bit.ly/3TS82vX
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The White House announced exciting news today about a forthcoming process to permit certain noncitizen spouses of U.S. citizens to apply for lawful permanent residence without having to leave the United States. Further information regarding eligibility and the application process, including a notice in the Federal Register, will be published soon. The program will launch by the end of the summer, so any applications sent before the yet to be announced application period will be rejected. DHS estimates that approximately 500,000 noncitizen spouses of U.S. citizens could be eligible to access this process; on average, these noncitizens have resided in the United States for 23 years. Approximately 50,000 children of these spouses also will be eligible for this process. The announcement further includes an initiative to "ease the process for U.S. college graduates, including dreamers." The announcement provides no details yet on the application process for this initiative, so we will have to wait for publication of more information. Stay tuned! https://lnkd.in/eFzgsarG
FACT SHEET: President Biden Announces New Actions to Keep Families Together | The White House
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IRCC fees will increase as of April 30, 2024 The fee increases outlined for the period from April 2024 to March 2026 are implemented as follows:
IRCC has made public its plan to raise specific fees for permanent residency (PR) starting at 9:00:00 AM Eastern Time on April 30, 2024. https://lnkd.in/gz-PHUHC
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🌍 Did you know that a child born in the UK may not automatically receive citizenship, even with advanced medical technology at play? This situation raises significant challenges for parents, including access to healthcare, education, and potential legal hurdles. Without citizenship, families may face difficulties in securing vital services and benefits, and the child could be at risk of statelessness. It's crucial for parents to understand their rights and options. 💡 Stand informed and advocate for your child's future—explore citizenship pathways today! How do you think this issue impacts families in the UK? Share your thoughts! #letsbehonest #easyvisa #haisafimcorecti #madewithpredisai
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