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AILA Quicktake #282 – Congress Introduces a Bipartisan Bill on USCIS Case Backlog On February 26th, The Case Backlog and Transparency Act of 2020 is introduced in the House by Representatives Tony Cardenas and Steve Stivers. AILA's Director of Government Relations Sharvari Dalal-Dheini explains why this bill is an important step towards holding USCIS accountable.
Find the full text of the bill at www.aila.org/backlog
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AILA National Day of Action - 3.5.2020 Make your voice heard! Join us for AILA National Day of Action.
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AILA Quicktake #277 - USCIS Publishes a Proposed Rule Increasing Application and Petition Fees AILA National's Policy Counsel, Jason Boyd, explains the impacts of a rule proposed by USCIS that would substantially increase application and petition fees.
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AILA Invites You to the Fight for USCIS Accountability Learn more at https://www.aila.org/uscis
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Congress Issues Bipartisan Call for USCIS Accountability Over the past week, both chambers of the U.S. Congress sent unequivocal statements to USCIS calling for greater transparency and accountability about case processing delays. On Friday May 10th, 82 House Members asked Government Accountability Office to investigate USCIS’s crisis-level processing delays. On Monday May13th, a bipartisan group of Senators demanded explanations for the backlog.
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House of Representatives Holds USCIS Accountable This week, Congress held two oversight hearings to hold USCIS accountable for defying its statutory mandate.
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