USCIS’s Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2023-2026

Introduction

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has published its comprehensive strategic plan for the fiscal years 2023 through 2026 and beyond. The plan outlines three long-term objectives aimed at improving public access to the country’s immigration system. In this article, we will cover every aspect of the publication of these immigration updates. So, let’s dive into the details.

Lowering Obstacles to Immigration Benefits and Services

USCIS is committed to enabling immigrants from all around the world to make America a possibility. The updated strategic plan outlines USCIS’s top priorities: the Improvement of access to immigration benefits, the strengthening of the Asylum system, and the efficient support of Refuge in resettlement.

Improving Public Access to Immigration System

To achieve these goals, USCIS has developed immigration laws, rules, and recommendations. USCIS is also broadening high-skilled workers’ eligibility for immigration benefits, allowing the real best and brightest foreign employees to have access to employment-based visas.

USCIS can assure this, but it just is not utilizing it. USCIS was required to give priority to higher-paid and more skilled foreign workers for H1B kept subject visas under the now vacated modification of registration requirement for petitioners seeking to file cap-subject H-1B petitions regulation.

Preventing Fraud and Enhancing Access to the Asylum System

To prevent fraud and enhance access to the Asylum system, USCIS has put procedures in place to prevent fraud. USCIS can strengthen the Asylum system and enhance access to it for real Asylum applicants. USCIS strategy included no mention of how the organization intends to handle this serious issue.

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Eliminating Illegitimate Programs

Eliminating programs that USCIS has developed that are not permitted by law may be the most efficient method for USCIS to lower administrative obstacles to immigration benefits. USCIS payroll programs are illegal.

In addition to using up agency resources, via section 212 D5 of the INA or any other legal provision, Congress has not granted DHS power to approve the unlimited entry of groups of immigrants that are entirely defined by DHS’s assessment of considerable public benefit.

Conclusion

USCIS’s strategic plan for fiscal years 2023-2026 and beyond is aimed at improving public access to the country’s immigration system. With the implementation of these objectives, USCIS is working to provide more opportunities for immigrants to make America their home.

By broadening high-skilled workers’ eligibility, preventing fraud, and eliminating illegitimate programs, USCIS can make significant strides in providing access to the Asylum system and enhancing access to immigration benefits.

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