Lawyers · 07/28/2025

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the current family reunification policies for refugees and asylum seekers in the United States. It outlines the relevant application procedures and key considerations, assisting applicants in navigating policy changes to achieve their goal of reuniting with family members.

Lawyers · 07/28/2025

This article provides a detailed analysis of the changes in U.S. immigration policy in 2025 and their impact on immigrants. It offers practical advice on staying updated, maintaining legal rights, and preparing application materials to help you navigate new challenges.

Taxation · 08/07/2025

This article provides a detailed overview of the IRS policy on tax deferment, including applicable conditions, application processes, and potential consequences. Understanding this policy can help taxpayers manage tax-related pressures during financial hardships and ensure the protection of their rights.

Lawyers · 08/06/2025

In March 2025, the DHS ended the CHNV waiver policy for citizens of Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua. Although the Supreme Court upheld the ruling to terminate the policy, it is still facing legal challenges. Current CHNV waiver holders must act quickly to seek alternative legal status to avoid the risk of deportation.

Lawyers · 08/06/2025

This article discusses the Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) policy implemented by the United States for Palestinian residents, outlining how it aims to provide protection and legal status for those unable to return to their homeland. The article also includes steps and considerations for applying for work and travel permits.

Lawyers · 08/07/2025

This guide provides you with the latest information on U.S. immigration policies for 2025, helping immigrant families understand policy changes and application processes. It aims to ensure a smooth response to challenges while safeguarding legal rights.

Lawyers · 08/06/2025

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) provides protections for individuals who entered the U.S. as children, allowing them to apply for work permits and renew their status. The final rule for the program took effect in 2022, preserving the rights of existing beneficiaries. Recent updates indicate that, although new applications are not yet approved, the Biden administration has issued new regulations to further enhance the medical and employment opportunities for beneficiaries.

Lawyers · 07/22/2025

This guide provides an in-depth analysis of the new changes in U.S. immigration policies for 2025, offering the latest information on travel restrictions, U visas, the VAWA Act, and identity protection for Afghan immigrants. It aims to help readers understand and navigate the new government's immigration policies.

Lawyers · 08/06/2025

This article provides a detailed overview of the Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) policy in the United States, specifically focusing on the requirements and rights for Liberian residents. Eligible individuals can legally remain in the U.S., apply for work, and obtain travel permits. The policy aims to offer legal protection and assurance to Liberians unable to return home due to national crises.

Culture · 08/06/2025

The suspension of the U.S. refugee program and changes in policy pose challenges for family reunification, with delays faced by I-730 applicants and the suspension of support services from relevant immigration agencies. Ensuring the reunification needs of refugee families is particularly crucial moving forward.

Lawyers · 07/08/2025

In 2025, Trump's immigration policy aims to strengthen immigration controls and enforcement, increasing the risk of arrests and deportations. New legal changes affect immigration status and child protection measures, leaving many immigrants facing unprecedented challenges and uncertainties.

Finance · 04/01/2025

After Trump's return to the White House, his trade policies have put American agriculture in a deficit crisis, with imports expected to surpass exports for the first time. Experts state that the trade war has weakened the US's competitiveness in the global market, leaving farmers' futures increasingly uncertain and subjecting the agricultural economy to severe challenges.

Finance · 08/06/2025

The US stock market is experiencing turbulence as President Trump’s military deployments and new tariff policies raise market concerns. Dismal non-farm employment data and rising expectations for changes in interest rate policies have made investors acutely aware of the potential for economic recession. Attention should be paid to future economic trends and the impacts of shifts in international relations.

Education · 10/02/2024

Joel Fleischman was a foundational figure in public policy education and Jewish philanthropy at Duke University. He established the Sanford School of Public Policy, integrating ethics, economics, politics, and history into the curriculum to foster students' critical thinking skills. Simultaneously, he actively engaged in Jewish community philanthropy, supporting the translation of Jewish classics and the development of student communities. His educational philosophy, philanthropic practices, and commitment to social justice continue to inspire future generations.

Education · 01/24/2025

The University of Wisconsin-Madison will implement a new HIB (Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying) policy in 2025. This policy aims to create a safer and more respectful work environment for faculty and staff by standardizing investigation procedures and strengthening management oversight. The new policy seeks to unify the process for reporting and addressing HIB incidents across the university, ensuring consistent and fair treatment for all involved. Ultimately, this initiative is designed to foster a more positive and supportive campus culture, free from harassment and bullying.