Trump Administration Proposes FY 2020 Refugee Cap of 18,000
Eliza Grinberg
October 6, 2019
President Donald Trump set the refugee ceiling for FY 2020 at 18,000, significantly lower than in previous years.
President Donald Trump set the refugee ceiling for FY 2020 at 18,000, significantly lower than in previous years.
The USCIS is proposing two important changes in a new rule on employment authorization based on pending asylum applications.
The DHS is proposing expanding social media vetting to immigration applications involving immigrant visas, asylum, and naturalization.
The EOIR will move three immigration judges from the New York City Immigration Court to the new Broadway Immigration Court.
The USCIS proposed a rule to impose a new H1B registration fee for each registration submitted to the H1B cap selection process.
The USCIS changed the Form I-129 filing addresses for certain categories of H1B cap-exempt petitions, effective September 1, 2019.
The USCIS reopened deferred action requests by non-military requestors that were pending on August 7, 2019.
The USCIS has created a new E-Verify video page to host its informational videos about the E-Verify program.
Vice President Mike Pence stated that he is pleased with Poland’s progress toward meeting the requirements for inclusion in the Visa Waiver Program.
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