US Immigration Policy refers to the set of laws, regulations, and administrative practices that govern how individuals from other countries can enter, reside, and gain citizenship in the United States. This policy encompasses various aspects, including visa categories for temporary and permanent residency, asylum procedures, refugee processing, and the criteria for naturalization. US Immigration Policy is shaped by factors such as national security, economic needs, humanitarian considerations, and sociopolitical climate. It is subject to change based on legislation passed by Congress, executive actions taken by the President, and judicial rulings. The policy is designed to manage the flow of immigrants while balancing the rights of individuals seeking to enter the US with the country’s interests and resources.
El Secretario de Seguridad Nacional, Alejandro Mayorkas, se unió exclusivamente a Meet the Press para abordar las preocupaciones sobre la política migratoria del presidente Biden. Mayorkas afirmó que la administración…