National campaign for Biden’s migration reform | Univision Immigration News

Five days after the launch of the ‘We Are Home’ (‘We Are Home’), a group of organizations launched a national support campaign for Joe Biden’s migration policy, an initiative that includes a handful of them for the Mayor of the 11 million documentaries that live United States.

Among the goals of the move is to put an end to the “cause caused” by Donald Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy, build a more humane migration system and legalize millions of immigrants without permanent status, some of them dead in the country.

The group that seeks justice for immigrants says it will invest in our “eight figures” in advertisements in various media, including digital sites, with messages sent to members of the Congressional Chamber of Deputies to debate and approve an integral migration reform.

The coalition says that the changes to the migration system are necessary “for the peace of mind to the immigrants as human beings, the treaties with justice, one to the families and the benefits as part of the state society”.

The promise of Biden

Hours ahead of reading at Casa Blanca, Biden diocize the line lines of its migration policy that include a road to the city for the undocumented Mayor who lives in the country, taxpayers and criminals of criminal antiquities.

Those who qualify will receive a provisional residence for five years at the end of the qualifying qualifiers for the Green Card (green card). Three years later, they will be eligible to apply for citizenship.

The plan also helps the Congress to protect dreamers, TPS holders and key workers, who will be directly involved in the Green Card and the city of citizenship.

The final drafting of the plan is underway and last week Senator Bob Menéndez (Democrat for New Jersey) said he would be drafted in the third week of February. However, the project is not being discussed with the necessary Republican votes (at least 9) in the Cámara Alta.

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