Immigration Policy refers to the set of laws, regulations, and practices established by a government to control and manage the entry, stay, and exit of individuals from other countries. It encompasses various aspects including the criteria for visa issuance, the process for obtaining residency or citizenship, border control measures, and the rights and responsibilities of immigrants. Immigration policy is influenced by factors such as economic needs, national security, humanitarian considerations, and social integration. It aims to balance the interests of the host country with the needs of immigrants, addressing issues such as legal pathways for migration, enforcement of immigration laws, and responses to illegal immigration.
Federal Appeals Court Blocks DACA Program In a surprising legal twist, a federal appeals court recently ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program violates U.S. immigration laws.…