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New York Immigration Services
The coronavirus pandemic has caused many government agencies and private companies to close their doors temporarily and to take measures to protect the health of employees and members of the public. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) closed its offices to the public beginning on March 18, 2020, and has now announced that it will...
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In a move intended to protect the rights of immigrants, New York has made it a felony for officials in the state to share immigrant driver data with federal agencies like Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Officials who do provide this information to ICE, CBP or other federal immigration...
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New York Immigration Agency
Visiting a New York Immigration Agency? The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in far fewer applications for citizenship and visas through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), prompting the agency to request a bailout from the federal government. USCIS is requesting a $1.2 billion infusion of cash as well as the right to increase the fees...
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New York Employment Immigration Lawyer
Help from a New York Employment Immigration Lawyer The coronavirus pandemic has created widespread unemployment throughout the United States. One of the groups hardest hit by COVID-19 and its effect on the business world, however, is the class of immigrants here under H-1B visas. Many of these individuals have been laid off or have lost...
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immigration ban
The recent immigration ban put in place by President Donald Trump has created concerns among the immigrant community regarding the status of their visa applications. Understanding the basics of this 60-day ban on immigration will help to provide families in our area with greater peace of mind about this new development. This is essential for...
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Immgration Executive Order
The President  issued an unprecedented Executive Order halting many immigrant petitions for 60 days.  While immigrants living and working in the United States, as well as  spouses and minor children of United States citizens will still be eligible, other immediate relatives of US citizens and foreign nationals seeking green cards based on a job offer overseas, will be subject to the Executive...
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Suspended Immigration
Will Suspended Immigration Affect Your Citizenship? According to a tweet by President Trump on April 20, 2020, all immigration to the United States will be suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic currently affecting many areas of this country. While no executive order has yet been signed to implement suspended immigration, some administration officials have indicated...
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coronavirus and immigration
The coronavirus pandemic has created slowdowns and shutdowns across the country, including at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This has resulted in issues for immigrants who live, work and study in the United States. While USCIS has not yet announced any automatic extensions related to coronavirus and immigration, applications for extensions are still being...
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NY Immigration Services
NY Immigration Services In an ironic twist, the zip code that includes Corona and North Corona in the borough of Queens in New York City has been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. As of March 30, 2020, 947 positive tests for coronavirus had been reported in this relatively small geographical area. Zip code 11368...
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Deportation Attorney
Help from a New York Deportation Attorney According to immigration advocates, the New York response to the coronavirus pandemic has left out one key group. Immigrants make up 22.9 percent of the population of the state of New York. Many of these individuals work in jobs that do not allow for working remotely or avoiding...
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