
Jessi
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The state of legal immigration in the U.S.: Absolute chaos. -Employer-sponsored green card paths are tenuous. PERM is broken, with 15+ month adjudication times. NIW filings are surging, and I suspect EB-1A filings are too. -Family-based cases are facing more scrutiny. The country bans and adjudicative holds are taking their toll, and who is affected remains extremely confusing. -People with legitimate cases are paying filing fees while seeing little to no service rendered. Costs are rising for both practitioners and clients. -Immigration judges are being fired and replaced with inexperienced, politically favorable appointees. -The bright spots: litigation is working. O-1s are still moving. E-2s remain a viable path. But overall: legal immigration is becoming more expensive, more unpredictable, and more chaotic.


Under @POTUS & @SecMullinDHS, @USCIS is making sure only those who meet all requirements & pose no threat to national security are granted Green Cards & citizenship. These benefits are an honor & privilege, & we’re making sure they go only to those who truly qualify.















