H-1B immigrant visas help fill the gap for STEM-skilled workers in the US and stimulate the country’s economy by providing skilled labor to companies.
Greater Missouri: ‘Comply with LCA Program Rules’ Reviewed
This article entitled “Greater Missouri: ‘Comply with LCA Program Rules’ explains Rosen’s point of view on Complying with LCA Program Rules as written in AILA
Research Shows Skilled STEM Immigrants Can Revitalize U.S. Economy
Research from Standard & Poor’s suggests that more visas for skilled immigrants might be just what the nation needs to plug skill shortage gaps and revitalize the economy
USCIS Announces H1B Cap Lottery Completed
On April 10, 2014, USCIS made an official statement regarding the random selection lottery of H1B cap subject petitions for the year 2013 (FY15)
American Immigration Has It’s Benefits
Recent studies issued reveal benefits immigration has on economy,
Immediate Relative Green Card Applications Delayed
Immediate relative green card applications are now being processed slower than the previous 15-month wait. This has increased from the 5-month turn around.
Immigration Reform Is Essential to Growth According To George Will
George Will has recently made a strong and public statement regarding immigration reform. To him it is a neccesity for economic growth in the United States.
John Boehner and Comprehensive Immigration Reform
House Speaker, John Boehner (R) has become a key figure in Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR). He is now stuck between house Republicans and Democrats as the debate over CIR continues.
GOP is Losing Support from U.S. Hispanic Population
Politicians and political analysts alike are saying that an overall weakness in the GOP’s political strategy is that the party may not be paying enough attention to the Hispanic demographic.
Reprieve Granted to Immigrants with Close Ties to Military
Recently announced by the Obama administration, a policy change that will permit immigrants who are close relatives of any and all active military troops and/or veterans to remain in the U.S. and continue to move towards permanent resident status
New Economic Study from the Bipartisan Policy Center
A study was released from the Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) which projects that Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR) would positively effect the economy should it be adopted into law
New USCIS Policy Protects Immediate Family Members of U.S. Citizens
Although congress has all but halted in moving forward with Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR), small-bore immigration reforms continue on at an administrative level