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Congress Introduces Sweeping Immigration Reform Bill ‘DIGNIDAD Act’ to Address Systematic Challenges

Congress Introduces Sweeping Immigration Reform Bill ‘DIGNIDAD Act’ to Address Systematic Challenges

The “DIGNIDAD (Dignity) Act” represents one of the most sweeping attempts to modify the immigration system that has been proposed in years. What is the bill’s primary path to legal status for undocumented immigrants? The bill creates a brand new “Dignity” and “Redemption” Program available to any undocumented immigrant who has been in the United […]

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How To Seek Asylum Under Biden’s Asylum Transit Ban In 15 Steps

How To Seek Asylum Under Biden’s Asylum Transit Ban In 15 Steps

Step 1: If you are from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Ukraine or Venezuela, and you have not irregularly entered Panama (through the Darién) or Mexico: go to step 2. If not, go to step 3. Step 2: If you have people in the U.S. willing to sponsor you who make enough money, and have cash for […]

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The End of Title 42. Here’s What You Should Know

The End of Title 42. Here’s What You Should Know

Title 42 – a policy that has allowed the U.S. government to expel border-crossers without giving them a chance to seek asylum – is expected to officially sunset next week. Federal courts prevented the Biden administration from lifting the “public health” order until it lifted the nationwide state of public health emergency. It’s doing so […]

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ICE Is Shifting Bond Payments to an Electronic System

ICE Is Shifting Bond Payments to an Electronic System

Last week, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the launch of CeBONDS, a new system people can use to pay bonds and secure the release of individuals in immigration detention. The new system allows people paying the bond—referred to as obligors—to go through most of the process online without having to make the payment […]

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US and Canada Expand Safe Third Country Agreement in Another Move to Limit Asylum

US and Canada Expand Safe Third Country Agreement in Another Move to Limit Asylum

The United States and Canada announced the expansion of their Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) last week during President Biden’s visit to Canada. Under U.S. law, a so-called “Safe Third Country” agreement allows the United States to deport asylum seekers to a third country without allowing them to apply for asylum. The move was kept […]

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