Category: Immigration law

  • Immigration

    Immigration in United States Immigration Definition The removing into one place from another. It differs from "emigration," which is the moving from one place into another. Read more about the meaning of Immigration in the law Dictionaries. Immigration: A Nation of Immigrants […]

  • Criminal Aspects of Immigration

    Criminal Aspects of Immigration in the United States People in the United States have been concerned, in the history of the nation, with crime produced by immigrants. The concern is based on the deep belief, shared by many, that foreign-born people who threaten community cohesion by […]

  • Criminal Aspects of Immigration

    Criminal Aspects of Immigration in the United States People in the United States have been concerned, in the history of the nation, with crime produced by immigrants. The concern is based on the deep belief, shared by many, that foreign-born people who threaten community cohesion by […]

  • Legal Immigration

    Legal Immigration in the United States “We’re not a nation that kicks out strivers and dreamers who want to earn their piece of the American Dream. We’re a nation that finds a way to welcome them. We make them earn it, but we welcome them in as fellow human beings, fellow children of God. And…

  • Legal Immigration

    Legal Immigration in the United States “We’re not a nation that kicks out strivers and dreamers who want to earn their piece of the American Dream. We’re a nation that finds a way to welcome them. We make them earn it, but we welcome them in as fellow human beings, fellow children of God. And…

  • Immigration Business

    Immigration Business in the United States Immigration and the Economy “We are a nation of immigrants, and that means that we’re constantly being replenished with strivers who believe in the American Dream. And it gives us a tremendous advantage over other nations. It makes us […]

  • Immigration Business

    Immigration Business in the United States Immigration and the Economy “We are a nation of immigrants, and that means that we’re constantly being replenished with strivers who believe in the American Dream. And it gives us a tremendous advantage over other nations. It makes us […]

  • Citizenship by Naturalization

    Citizenship by Naturalization in the United States Naturalization is the legal process by which a person becomes a citizen of another country at some time after birth. Congress has the exclusive power to provide for naturalization. No State may do so (Article I, Section 8, Clause 4 of the […]

  • Immigration Lawyer

    Immigration Lawyer in the United States Immigration Lawyer: Free Consultation for securing asylum for foreign nationals facing persecution Within immigration law, a rarefied group of practitioners specializes in securing asylum for clients at risk because of their sexual orientation. There […]

  • CIS Ombudsman

    CIS Ombudsman in the United States The Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman (Ombudsman) is dedicated to improving the quality of citizenship and immigration services delivered to the public by providing individual case assistance, as well as making recommendations to […]

  • N-400 Form

    N-400 Form in the United States Introduction The N-400 form is the document that United States lawful permanent residents must fill out to apply for United States citizenship. The process is called naturalization. Once the applicant is a United States permanent resident who has spent the […]

  • N-400 Form

    N-400 Form in the United States Introduction The N-400 form is the document that United States lawful permanent residents must fill out to apply for United States citizenship. The process is called naturalization. Once the applicant is a United States permanent resident who has spent the […]

  • Dutch Colonial Immigration

    Dutch Colonial Immigration in the United States Immigration During the Colonial Period: The Dutch and Swedes Introduction to Dutch Colonial Immigration In the early 17th century settlers from other Western European countries also established themselves on the Atlantic Coast of North […]

  • Dutch Colonial Immigration

    Dutch Colonial Immigration in the United States Immigration During the Colonial Period: The Dutch and Swedes Introduction to Dutch Colonial Immigration In the early 17th century settlers from other Western European countries also established themselves on the Atlantic Coast of North […]

  • Undocumented Alien

    Undocumented Alien in the United States Introduction No one knows how many undocumented aliens reside in the United States today. The Census Bureau now puts their number at about nine million–more than double the Bureau’s estimate of a decade ago. The number of undocumented aliens is […]