Congressman Yoder and Congresswoman Gabbard circulated a Dear Colleague letter that formally requested House and Senate leadership to add H.R.392- Fairness for High Skilled Immigrants Act to the DACA bill. The letter was signed [...]
Over 500 grassroots volunteers flew into Washington, D.C. for Immigration Voice's first Advocacy Event of the year. Members from all across the United States attended over 500 meetings with Congressional offices. A record number [...]
Over 500 highly skilled immigrants from around the United States—including doctors, scientists, engineers, and software developers—have convened in Washington, DC as part of a national fly-in to ask their Members of Congress and Senators [...]
Immigration Voice was the first one to inform its members that USCIS was considering a policy that would prevent our members from getting an H-1B extension beyond the 6th year. We exposed this possible [...]
McClatchy has just come out with a story confirming that the Administration is considering rescinding the policy of H1 extensions after 6 years. As we shared with our members earlier, there are bigger changes [...]
Dear Friends, As you might be aware, we just finished a public call where we updated our members on the H4-EAD revocation by DHS and the latest status on H.R.392-The Fairness for High Skilled [...]
H.R.392 reached 290+ cosponsors; over 2/3rd of the House of Representatives have cosponsored this bill. And with over 131 Republican Members as cosponsors, a Majority-of-the-Majority in the House cosponsored the bill. [...]
Thanks to the ardent efforts of Immigration Voice members, Congressman Ken Buck announced his co-sponsorship of the Fairness bill (H.R.392). This serves as a testament to not only the bipartisan appeal of the Fairness [...]
Immigration Voice organized an advocacy event that was attended by grassroots volunteers from all across the United States. We were joined by Sunayana Dumala, the bereaved spouse of Srinivas Kuchibotla. Srinivas Kuchibotla was the [...]
Congressman Yoder from the 3rd congressional district of Kansas assumed the first sponsorship of H.R.392 after the resignation of Congressman Jason Chaffetz of Utah who introduced the bill in the 115th Congress. [...]
