Biden News Today: The Biden government's Plan C on immigration

 

Biden News Today – Presents the latest news on President Joe Biden & US, global politics. Biden News Today is the currently covering immigration issues in which Biden plans to provide relief to 7 Million immigrants.

 

Attorney Naimeh Salem explains what the initiative consists of that could provide relief to some 7 million people.

 

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HOUSTON - Plan B is famous because it is the one we always go to once our Plan A fails, for some reason or another. However, when Plan B fails us too, then this is where we have to turn to Plan C. This is the idea that immigrant rights advocates in Congress are trying to execute after Plans A and B will fail.

 

Since the beginning of the term of President Joe Biden's administration, there has been an effort to push through immigration reform to provide a path to citizenship or permanent residence for the millions of unfounded immigrants situated around the United States. However, the efforts made in Congress for this purpose have not been successful.

 

Among the reasons for the failures of Plans A and B is that Democrats and Republicans are tied in the Senate with 50 senators each. The real problem, however, has not been that the voting on the aforementioned plans A and B ended at a 50/50 count — in which case Vice President Kamala Harris would decide the vote — but that two Democratic senators have decided not to support the same.

Plan A, the most ambitious of the three, sought to establish a path to citizenship for the roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US but failed. Meanwhile, the failed Plan B was limited to seeking residency for TPS or DACA recipients, undocumented farmers, and essential workers during the pandemic.

 

BidenNews Today - Now, Plan C seeks to grant a kind of conditional permission ("parole") for the same groups that Plan B sought permanent residence. However, this conditional permit would not give way to residency, much less citizenship. It would simply consist of a work and security permit against deportation for 5 years, which could be extended for another 5 years.

 

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Naturally, this is not what we expected, much less what we wanted. But the reality is that the political climate in Washington is very charged, and in this situation, it is better to move slowly than not at all. Plans A and B have already failed, the so-called Plan C is the best option left for the moment.

 

Currently, this Plan C is on its way to the Senate, included in the budget bill approved in a 220-213 vote in the House of Representatives, as stated by Biden News Today.

 

Biden - So, my recommendation is that beyond staying informed of what is happening, make sure that all the people who can do it, communicate with the senators of their state to show their support for Plan C and try to convince them that it is not eliminated from the budget project.

 

If approved in the Senate, about 7 million immigrants would benefit from the proposal. Biden News Today - As I always remind you, these expressions are educational and do not constitute legal advice.

 

Joe Biden - If you or someone you know has initiated or plans to initiate any immigration procedure, especially those discussed here, I recommend that you consult with an experienced immigration attorney, duly owned up to learning law, to talk about the interior of your case. Lastly, never entrust your cases to notaries.