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The United States of America is experiencing a labor shortage because there are so many jobs available to be filled. The Congressional Caucus through its public policy agency, the Committee for Economic Development (CED), proposed a solution to the lack of workers.

Immigrants seeking official, permanent residency in the United States must apply for a Green Card. With this document, foreign nationals can validate their status for ten years.

There’s no denying the love of Mexican food in the Valley. Most of the restaurants around town are independently owned. They are run by families who want to both make a living as well as share their love of food with the community. And yet, for whatever reason, entities from outside states look at Phoenix and deem it the ideal destination to open satellite locations. Despite the sheer volume of authentic Mexican food, these restaurants move in, as if there’s a gold rush on Mexican cuisine in Arizona. This is happening once again, as a restaurant chain from out of state has moved in and set up shop.

A Latin American woman living in the United States of America was the winner of $2 million dollars last weekend. Brittaney Dominguez paid a ticket while visiting her friend in Fayetteville, Alabama's Talladega County.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is an agency of the Department of Homeland Security that issues Green Cards to foreign nationals. The green card gives immigrants the ability to reside, work and qualify for government benefits in the country.

The expiration period of the Green Card in the United States of America is ten years. This is the card issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to immigrants so that they can reside permanently in the country.

Foreigners who have a Green Card in the United States can change their immigration status. It is possible that the change of status is due to marriage, for having a conditional permanent residence with less than two years of marriage.

Certain undocumented immigrants who were in the United States before January 1, 1972 can now apply for legal permanent residency. This is possible under the Registry Act, a long-standing immigration remedy.

HONOLULU, HI. - Hawaii's legislators are considering a new bill to provide low-income, uninsured immigrants access to affordable healthcare services. The bill is designed to address obstacles to healthcare based solely on immigration status, which currently prevents many immigrants and their families from obtaining coverage through Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and health insurance exchanges established under part II of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

One of the most common ways to obtain permanent residency in the United States and the Green Card is the work visa. Although in most cases it is necessary to be sponsored by a U.S. company in order to obtain it.

Back in September, immigration advocates criticized DeSantis' stunt of transporting migrant asylum seekers from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard as ‘political and inhumane'. This political stunt had resulted in two separate criminal probes being launched into DeSantis part in a possible criminal conspiracy to both allegedly kidnap and defraud.

In the United States there is a program available to qualified immigrants who pool their investments with other qualified immigrants in a "regional center" in the country. This is none other than the EB-5 Regional Center Program, which also includes the eligible spouses and children of such immigrants.

Miami-Dade Schools See a Wave of Immigrant Students. Miami-Dade County Public Schools is experiencing an unprecedented wave of immigrant students. This year alone, more than 18,000 students from foreign nations have enrolled, 5,000 more than last year, and 10,000 more than 2018. The students are mainly from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Haiti, and Ukraine. Despite facing challenges with the language barrier and adapting to American high school culture, these students are full of ambition and determined to make up for lost time.

(Denver, Colo.) The Denver City Council voted Monday to extend for a month a local disaster declaration as migrants from South America continue to arrive in the city. Mayor Michael Hancock issued the declaration in December. Last month, the council also extended it at his request.

You see him all the time in New York City. It's the now ubiquitous food delivery guy. Clad in layers of clothing from head to toe, wearing a visored helmet, and riding around on an e-bike with various racks, rat trap carriers, and bags, the "dasher" is unmistakable.

Immigrants from Japan settled in the Los Angeles area of California from 1869 to the early 1900s. They founded Little Tokyo or JapanTown there in 1884. It has been an area where people could go to shop, dine, worship, do business, and live.

PROVIDENCE, RI. - Rhode Island legislators are considering a new bill changing how state driver's licenses are issued. The proposed bill would allow the issuance of driver privilege cards and permits conferring the same privileges as driver's licenses and permits issued under chapter 10 of the title.

In the state of Texas, United States, a bill was recently introduced to give undocumented immigrants access to driver's licenses. The protagonists of the new regulation were several non-profit organizations and Ramón Romero Jr., state representative.

The state has already spent more than $4 billion on Governor Abbott's border control project, and now Republicans want to pour in an additional $4.6 billion to keep it for two more years.

New York City authorities in the United States are encouraging Latino immigrants to travel to other parts of the country. The nation's most populous urban area is paying for their travel if they meet certain requirements.