Fine Judaica Blog / Immigration Reform Portal

The Department of Homeland Security announced that certain young people brought to the United States as children could receive renewable two-year deferred action and apply for work authorization.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints urged immigration laws that balance compassion for neighbors, family unity, and fair, enforceable rules.

A New York Times editorial argued that a hard-line immigration approach conflicts with American values while remaining costly and ineffective.

A Forbes article argued that visas for foreign-born entrepreneurs could stimulate the economy by helping skilled immigrants and international graduates launch businesses and create jobs.