President Obama on Immigration Reform
Giselle Carson Jul 12, 2010 in Immigration Team News
President Obama’s recent speech on immigration reform called for bipartisan cooperation in overhauling the current immigration system. He re-stated the need for comprehensive reform and outlined a plan including:
- Stronger border security,
- Stronger interior enforcement,
- Clearing the backlog of those awaiting approval of their visa applications, and
- Earned path to legalization.
Although the demand for immigration reform is high, the earliest we expect to see a comprehensive plan introduced in Congress is 2011. Check back often as we’ll keep you updated on any new developments.
To read President Obama’s full remarks on immigration reform, click here.
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