A new Gallup poll shows that more Americans agree with the views of Democrats on immigration reform. More than 48 percent of the adults in America say that their views on immigration are similar to that of the Democrats whereas only 36 percent of the Americans agree with the views of the Republicans. Gallup conducted the survey […]
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Travel documents are identification documents issued by the American government. These documents will help the individuals in America to travel abroad and to return to the United States. A passport is the most common travel document. But US passports are meant only for citizens of the United States. United States does not prevent permanent residents
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Immigration reform is now the hot topic and America is in need of immigration reform. Meaningful changes to the immigration system of the United States would benefit the country’s undocumented immigrants, economy and the Americans. Border security is important for many, especially the Republicans. Likewise, the path to US citizenship, is important for several others, including
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US employers must now change their employee benefit plans, as the Supreme Court has turned down DOMA. Earlier, the same sex couples were denied federal benefits including immigration benefits, but now they will be treated equally and granted access to all kinds of benefits. There are more than 225,000 Americans in same sex marriages and
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The US Department of State has released the Visa Bulletin for August 2013. This visa bulletin contains good news for the spouses and children of Green Card holders who belong to the F2A family preference category. This F2A category is meant for the immediate relatives of Green Card holders. In August 2013, the F2A category
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The Gang of Eight’s immigration reform bill would help undocumented Irish immigrants to obtain US citizenship. As the US Senate has passed the immigration reform bill, many undocumented Irish immigrants now hope that they would get a chance to apply for US citizenship and remain in the country. According to Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore, the Senate
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United States is one of the most popular countries and it has been drawing the attention of foreigners for ages. Many wish to relocate to the United States and it is the dream country for many. There are several reasons why foreign nationals select America when it comes to immigration. United States is made up
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The Senate immigration reform bill that has been passed by the US Senate, is now headed to the House. Now it is up to the House to take up the immigration reform issue. Republicans have always been against immigration reform and the Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee stated that the comprehensive immigration legislation
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USCIS celebrated America’s 237th birthday by welcoming 7,800 new citizens. Between the 1st and the 5th of July, USCIS conducted more than 100 special naturalization ceremonies and granted US citizenship to more than 7,800 immigrants. All those immigrants are now US citizens and they celebrated a special Fourth of July. United States welcomes immigrants and
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You can obtain US citizenship by birth, by parentage or through the legal process called naturalization. People born within America, are US citizens. US citizenship will be automatically conferred upon people who are born on US soil. This also applies to the children born to immigrants, on American soil and to the people born in