Blame the USCIS’ immigration backlog for NYC migrant crisis
Felicia J. Persaud, Amsterdam News (January 16, 2024)
The growing backlog in the processing of immigration cases by USCIS is contributing to the recent migrant crises in major cities.
The growing backlog in the processing of immigration cases by USCIS is contributing to the recent migrant crises in major cities.
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