A narrowly divided Supreme Court extended Thursday a life-support line to some 650,000 so-called DREAMers, allowing them to remain safe from deportation for now, while the Trump administration jumps through the administrative hoops that the court said are required before ending the program.
Both countries announced the decision on Tuesday ahead of a Monday deadline to extend, end or modify the border restrictions.
The U.S. and Mexico have extended travel restrictions on their shared border until late July.
An analysis of immigration law and regulations, as well as recent administration actions, leads to the conclusion a combination of methods will be used to implement the restrictions.
Spain’s nationwide State of Alarm will remain in effect until June 7. The Spanish government is gradually relaxing some confinement measures in phases over the next several weeks. Confinement measures will vary from region to region within Spain. U.S. citizens should monitor Spanish government social media and local press reports for more information.
The Trump administration may soon propose another set of immigration restrictions, this time on H-1B visas for foreign-born scientists and engineers.
USCIS is readying offices to reopen on or after June 4. Employees in these offices are continuing to perform mission-essential services that do not require face-to-face contact with the public while the offices are closed.
While offices are temporarily closed, USCIS will continue to provide limited emergency in-person services. Please call the USCIS Contact Center for assistance with emergency services.
Trump announced that he will sign an executive order blocking most people for 60 days from receiving a permanent residency visa, or green card. But the order will still allow the government to continue processing visas for hundreds of thousands of temporary employees, including farm workers, landscapers and crab pickers — the largest source of immigration.
Asa Hutchinson III Managing Partner of Asa Hutchinson Law group visiting Beijing to meet law firm clients and the US Ambassador to China at the Beijing Embassy in March 2019.
SEMINAR ABOUT U.S. VISAS OFFERED BY THE ASA HUTCHINSON LAW GROUP IN COLLABORATION WITH THE LAW FIRM GOMEZ-ACEBO & POMBO
SPEAKERS:
Partners of The Asa Hutchinson Law Group:
Asa Hutchinson III
Susy Tejeda
Carlos Fernández, Senior Investor Relations Manager of CMB Regional Centers.
Asa Hutchinson Law Group founder and managing partner Asa Hutchinson III attended several overseas meetings in order to expand and support business and immigration.