Amidst the uncertainty as to whether the Department of Justice will defend the H-4 Employment Authorization Rule issued by DHS in 2015, Immigration Voice took action to protect its members. We filed a motion [...]
Immigration Voice members reached D.C. to continue advocating for the Fairness Bill in the new Congress, under the new President.
Chairman Jason Chaffetz, Representative from the 3rd Congressional District of Utah and Chairman of Committee on Oversight and Government Reform introduced Fairness for High Skilled Immigrants Act in the 115th [...]
Despite the Obama Administration’s best intentions, a syndicate of corrupt lawyers, employers, and DHS officials hijacked the so-called “AC-21” rule that was intended to give Employment Authorization Documents to those [...]
Starting the Saturday of the Thanksgiving weekend, Immigration Voice volunteers began gathering in D.C. to prep for our most significant advocacy event of 2016. We are proud of our members who passionately continue to [...]
Immigration Voice Members travel to Washington D.C. from all across the United States to advocate in-person for H.R.213: Fairness for High Skilled Immigrants Act.
Over a period of few weeks, members of Immigration Voice worked hard to draft an official technical comment in response to the "Retention of EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 Immigrant Workers and Program Improvements Affecting [...]
Immigration Voice is honored to represent high skilled immigrants across the country at a productive discussion with President Obama's Immigration team. Immigration Voice thanks the President’s Immigration team for their initial steps to visa [...]
Immigration Voice members from across the country marched for the freedom of all backlogged immigrants during the India Day Parade held in New York City. The march inspired a fantastic response and participants got the [...]
Immigration Voice held its second advocacy event of the year in Washington, D.C. to pass the bill H.R.213 - The Fairness for High Skilled Immigrants Act. Members attended 300+ meetings. Most crucially, we were [...]
