Immigration

These are the requirements necessary to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization. Check them out. By Marta Oliver Craviotto | Daniel Shoer Roth One of the essential requirements to obtain U.S. citizenship through naturalization is […]

The Department of Justice is creating a new section of attorneys to handle cases aimed at stripping naturalized citizenship from people suspected of fraud, officials announced Wednesday. The move will likely inspire increased fear in […]

The Trump administration is establishing a new section within the Justice Department to deal with the process of removing citizenship from foreign-born individuals who fraudulently obtained citizenship by failing to disclose past convictions for serious […]

President Donald Trump’s “public charge” rule — which could penalize immigrants who seek public benefits — faced a bombardment of critical questions Wednesday from federal appeals judges hearing Cook County’s legal challenge to the change. […]

New York was the number one target for terrorists in 2001 when over 2,600 people perished in the 9/11 attacks. The Big Apple remains prominently in the terrorists’ crosshairs, so you would think that the […]

The U.S. Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump a victory on Friday after deciding his administration may proceed with plans to implement its “public charge” rule, which bars legal immigration to applicants drawing public benefits. […]

Canada welcomed the highest number of new immigrants in more than a century last year, opening its doors to 341,180 people from 175 different countries. That annual total, which exceeded Ottawa’s target of 330,000, was […]

A 5-4 Supreme Court is allowing a rule that would make it more difficult for immigrants to obtain legal status if they use public benefits like food stamps and housing vouchers to go into effect […]

Starting Monday, low-income immigrants who are on public benefits— or will one day need them— will be denied a visa or green card, despite having entered the U.S. legally. The Trump administration’s new “public charge […]

After nearly a dozen years moving through the United States visa system, Sai Kyaw’s brother and sister and their families were at the finish line: a final interview before they could leave Myanmar to join […]