On April 9, 2014, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services FINALLY announced the proposed renewal program for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA renewal). The proposal is very good news for more than 500,000 DACA holders. It is not without its problems, more of which appear below. The DACA renewal plan explains three crucial parts of the process:
Back in September 2013, I posted the following on my law firm Facebook: “Thought on Immigration Reform. Make Noise. Follow Miley Cyrus’ lead. She told 14 million Twitter followers that if her video set a record for views, she’d release her new song list. Her video broke 19 million views! DREAMers, Paying ATTENTION? Follow that lead!”
ONE of the most commonly asked questions I am asked is how to win an immigration waiver. In fact not a day goes by that I do not see at least one person with a case involving an immigration waiver. As has been pointed out on this blog many times, there are various types of immigration waiver cases: