Attorney says Democratic Congress unlikely to speed immigration reviews as White House keeps control
Key points
- Immigration policy remains driven by the White House despite Democrats winning control of Congress
- Green card and citizenship reviews may not speed up
- H-1B and F-1 rules implemented administratively won't lapse automatically; broad change possibly awaits the 2028 election
Immigration attorney Wei-Yu Chen says that despite Democrats winning control of Congress in the midterms, immigration policy remains driven by the White House and green card and citizenship reviews may not speed up. Congress can hold hearings, but H-1B and F-1 rules implemented administratively won't lapse automatically. He sees broad change possibly awaiting the 2028 election.
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