20 18 why is immigration relatively slow in the United States?

Recently, the immigration policy in the United States has been delayed, especially the relative immigration in the United States. Let's talk about 20 18. Why is the relative immigration in the United States slow? Let's have a look.

According to the US World Journal, the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) pointed out in a conference call on June 2 1 that USCIS admitted that since the introduction of the new rules for professional immigration interviews on June 0/0 last year, due to the serious backlog of professional immigrants, the deployment personnel gave priority to professional immigration interviews, resulting in a shortage of relatives for immigration and naturalization interviews.

Immigration said that this situation is expected to continue for some time until a new budget is added. The Immigration Lawyers Association accused the Trump administration of "systematically suppressing legal immigrants".

The American Immigration Lawyers Association held a conference call on 2 1 and published a report, "Tearing Down the Invisible Wall: How Trump Administration's Policy Changes Slow down and Restrict Legal Immigration". Judging from the data of the Immigration Bureau and the feedback data of immigration lawyers from all over the United States, although the media and public opinion focus on undocumented immigrants and "dream students", in fact, the legal immigration system has had the greatest impact on the Trump administration's immigration policy and operation so far.

Anastasia Tonello, the president-elect of the association, even pointed out that "the legal immigration system has been systematically suppressed."

The report pointed out that the application procedure for legal immigrants slowed down significantly this year; At the same time, he said that he learned from the Immigration Bureau that due to the influence of the president's executive order, the interview regulations for professional immigrants were fully opened in June 5438+ 10 last year, and the interviews originally for spot checks were changed to all interviews, which led to a great increase in the interview workload of the Immigration Bureau, but the manpower did not increase; In order to solve a large number of professional immigration backlog cases first, we can only transfer the interviewer who originally arranged the naturalization of relatives, which leads to the slow progress of naturalization of relatives.

The Immigration Bureau pointed out that the situation is unlikely to improve in the short term, and whether it can be alleviated in the future depends on whether the Immigration Bureau receives a new federal budget to hire more manpower.