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Today is February 13th, 2021. And we're going to give you a brief update on the new presidential administration under President Biden and the new effort to establish a task force to reunite children that are separated from their families at the U.S. Mexican border.

I just wanted to just talk to you about this new proclamation and what's going on with the new request by the presidential administration regarding the executive order that's entitled as the establishment of the Inter-agency Task Force on the Reunification of Families. So what exactly does this mean? What does this mean for you? What does it mean for your loved ones, your neighbors and your community?

Well, basically, this new executive order signed by President Biden under his administration is basically to prioritize the reunification of children who have been separated from their family members at the U.S. Mexican border. And what this whole plan or this order will entitle will be to establish an inter-agency force which will work on the reunification of families. The people that will be driving this are going to be the leaders at the Homeland Security Department and the secretary of Homeland Security, along with the secretary of state from the U.S. Department of State and many other separate intergovernmental forces within Article two of our administration in our country.

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Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, this is U.S. immigration attorney Hardam Tripathi from Trip-Law.

Department of Homeland Security published a federal register notice this past week extending and redesignating Syria and Syrians for temporary protected status for about 18 months, effective March 31st of 2021 through that September 30th, 2022 deadline in that date frame.

The extension and redesignation were actually announced on January 29, 2021. By then the acting secretary for DHS, based upon ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions in Syria that prevent other Syrians from safely returning to their home country, they have now allowed this notice to be published in the Federal Register for the public to view. Basically, what this registered notice does is that it's an extension that allows about six thousand seven hundred current beneficiaries who are Syrians to reregister and retain that temporary protected status through September 30th of twenty twenty two.

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Right now, as we all know, Venezuela has a dictator. Dictator's name is Maduro, and he's currently making life very difficult for Venezuelans in Venezuela. 

So on March 8th of 2021, the the newly sworn secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, basically announced the designation of Venezuela as a country that would now qualify for that temporary protected status. 

That's based on the conditions in that home country of Venezuela that prevents many Venezuelans from returning safely to Venezuela.

Those Venezuelan nationals who are trying to return safely are unable to do so because of the unstable conditions that do happen to be present in the country of Venezuela. And so this designation is now going to allow Venezuelan nationals and basically those whose nationality, where they were last residing in Venezuela to file initial applications for their temporary protected status. And that TPS status provided that they do meet certain eligibility requirements that are required by USCIS, the State Department and the US government.

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President Biden has sent his immigration bill to Congress, and it is called the Citizenship Act of 2021. 

If it does pass from a comprehensive standpoint, there will be major reform to the whole U.S. immigration system.

we're probably going to see some permanent implications of the EB-5 visa program. So there's numerous advantages that the EB-5 investors may have based on the Citizenship Act of 2021, but it's not specific. So what I mean by that is the EB-5 immigrant investor program, it won't be actually directly affected by the US Citizenship Act of twenty twenty one, but there will be indirect type of repercussions that will benefit EB-5 investors and that way EB five investors will still benefit from the provisions that are outlined in that in that bill.

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