Mumbai: Diaspora India was disappointed to note that the proposed Daca rules did not include documented dreamers.
The Security Department of the US Homeland (DHS) has announced the notification of the proposed ruler (NPRM) which will preserve and strengthen deferred actions to the policy of the arrival of Kaniba (DACA).
One of the eligibility criteria that will be fulfilled is that individuals should not be in a legitimate immigration status on June 15, 2012, also at the time of demand.
On the other hand, dreamers that are documented (or legal) are children who are brought to the US when they are children.
Their parents entered the US legally on non-immigrant visas such as H-1B.
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Their legal immigration status when they are 21 years old.
Documented (or legal) dreamers are children who are brought to the age of these children (turn 21), they can no longer continue with their dependent H-4 visa.
In other words, they have legitimate immigration status, which stops the principle, except and until they change the status – like getting a student visa.
The only other choice is deportation yourself to their home country (say India) or other countries.
The rules proposed discussed the Daca policy as announced in the 2012 Napolitano Memorandum and is based on the practice of citizenship and US immigration services that have been long and US justice (USCIS).
The rule includes a consistent assessment that has been managed by the Department – and by the three Presidential Administration since the first policy was announced – that the Daca recipient should not be a priority to be removed, declare DHS in his statement.
An immigration expert shows that “Biden administration does not have a legal basis for placing documented individuals to be suspended status.” Cyrus Mehta, New York-based immigration lawyer explained that the regulation was announced to overcome several problems raised by Judge Hanen, in the decision that the Daca was carried out without going through the necessary notifications and procedures based on the Administrative Procedure Act.
‘Improve the dream’ of a association led by young immigrants who have grown in the US, and who struggle to protect the rights of documented dreamers stated, “The new Daca rules continue to exclude children in legitimate immigration status on June 15 On June 15.
2012.
Documented dreamers have no work authorization while growing and no protection from deportation after aging.
DHS must change this.
“Meanwhile, it still has to be seen how Democrats will try to protect legal immigrant rights in reconciliation bills .
Furthermore, the bills – American children act, also try to protect documented dreamer rights.