Make it Happen ASAP, Immigration Services

02/01/2025

U.S. Immigration update:
🗣️ If you are located in Tennessee or considering moving there as a Green Card holder, the senate there has passed a new bill to prevent voter fraud.

Here’s what part of the bill says:

“requires department of safety to issue lawful permanent residents a temporary driver license, instead of a standard license, to aid in determining voter eligibility for someone who presents a Tennessee driver license as identification”.

Stay informed and reach out if you need assistance with preparing your immigration petitions.

d'Shan Maycock, Global Immigration Consultant.

01/31/2025

Operating in silence does not necessarily make one less harmful than a loud and outspoken individual. This principle holds true in American politics, particularly in the realm of immigration enforcement. What we have witnessed over the years is the ex*****on of existing immigration laws rather than the introduction of new ones. Constitutional rights cannot be altered with the stroke of a pen, and birthright citizenship remains intact, despite various attempts to challenge it. Historical efforts, such as the 1898 ruling in United States v. Wong Kim Ark, have reinforced this right, and recent court decisions have continued to block extreme measures that threaten it.

Now, let’s examine the history of deportations in the United States. The five U.S. presidents who oversaw the highest number of deportations are:

1. Barack Obama (2009–2017) – Holds the record for the highest number of deportations, surpassing 3 million removals. The peak year was 2013, with 438,421 deportations. Due to this record-breaking enforcement, Obama was nicknamed the “Deporter-in-Chief” by immigration advocates. Despite his administration’s high deportation numbers, he also implemented Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) to provide relief to certain undocumented immigrants.

2. George W. Bush (2001–2009) – Deported approximately 2 million individuals, significantly increasing immigration enforcement measures during his presidency.

3. Joe Biden (2021–Present) – As of fiscal year 2024, his administration deported 271,000 individuals, the highest annual figure since 2014.

4. Donald Trump (2017–2021) – Despite his strict immigration stance, total deportations under his administration were under 1 million, with a peak of 267,000 in 2019. His policies focused heavily on restricting legal immigration and border enforcement.

5. Bill Clinton (1993–2001) – Oversaw a substantial increase in deportations, particularly after the passage of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, which made removal proceedings more stringent.

While immigration policies and rhetoric may differ among administrations, the enforcement of deportations has remained a constant factor in U.S. governance. Historical trends indicate that policies, court rulings, and administrative priorities shape the reality of immigration enforcement rather than political promises alone.

Just a gentle share that deportation is not new and has always been in existence and being carried out.

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01/29/2025

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01/29/2025

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01/25/2025

They’re coming! Are you prepared?
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01/23/2025

🗣️ Good news for those Adjusting Status in the United States.
💥Applicants are no longer required to take the COVID vaccine to meet eligibility requirements for the medical portion.
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You have the right to deny the vaccine for U.S. Immigration.

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01/21/2025

Did you know there are other ways of immigrating into the USA? No need to jump the border if you have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree. Schedule a screening with us to determine your eligibility.

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01/20/2025

In today's inauguration, the president unveiled a series of robust immigration policies that signal significant changes for the landscape of immigration in America. As your immigration concierge, I am here to dissect these changes and provide you with the insights and guidance needed to navigate this new era.

National Emergency at the Southern Border - The declaration of a national emergency aims to tighten border control and reduce illegal crossings significantly. What does this mean for those at the border or considering entry? Increased patrols and stricter enforcement could lead to challenges in asylum claims and entry processes.

Halting All Illegal Entries & Mass Deportation - The commitment to stop all illegal entries and the announcement of mass deportations raise serious concerns about the due process rights for non-citizens and the operational capacity of immigration enforcement. How will this affect those already here or in the midst of their immigration proceedings? It's crucial to understand your rights and legal options.

Reinstatement of the 'Remain in Mexico' Policy - This policy requires asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their claims are processed in the U.S. courts. This could lead to prolonged waits and difficult living conditions for asylum seekers. If this affects you or your loved ones, it's important to seek legal advice to navigate this policy.

Elimination of 'Catch and Release' - The administration aims to end this practice, which could lead to longer detention times for immigrants caught crossing the border. Understanding the implications of this change is vital for preparing for or preventing detainment.

Targeting Gang-Affiliated Immigrants - With a focus on enhancing safety, there's an increased emphasis on deporting immigrants suspected of gang affiliations. This policy underlines the importance of clean legal records and the need for expert legal defense in cases of wrongful classification.

📢 As your advocate and guide, Make it Happen ASAP Immigration Services is committed to helping you understand these changes and what they mean for your future in America.

We are dedicated to providing robust defense and insightful guidance during these challenging times. Stay connected with us for updates and don't hesitate to reach out for personalized advice.

Will these polices fix our broken immigration system?

Together, we navigate the complexities of immigration law with expertise and care. Remember, knowledge is power! 🌐✨

01/12/2025

The Five P's For 2025🤲🏽

🌻 Prayer
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01/06/2025

“The obstacle to success isn’t a lack of opportunities, but a lack of action at critical moments “.

01/05/2025

Opportunities never wait for those who hesitate. Act decisively and without hesitation and watch your growth exponentially!

01/01/2025

While some may be worried about their future, have you prepared yourself for the next move in U.S. Immigration?
The President elect says the USA “needs more competent people”.
Are you ready to transition?

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“We need a lot of people coming in” President-elect Donald Trump responds to questions about his stance on H1B1 visas as immigration and border policy has co...

01/01/2025

May 2025 bring you new found joy, peace and happiness!
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01/01/2025

Thank you to all of our followers and those who trusted us with your immigration needs in 2024.
We look forward to connecting with you even further in 2025!

12/09/2024

Do you know the difference between these two words:

Immigration vs Emigration

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12/09/2024

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12/09/2024

I love every opportunity to learn and grow.

As a teacher myself, I’ve come to appreciate the power of learning and being teachable, it’s the only way to true freedom and success. You must be teachable and willing to learn.

Get rid of the “I know it all” mentality and “I can do it all by myself”.

For me to become a better U.S. Immigration Consultant, I enrolled in an awesome immigration academy just to learn how to help my customers better.

Let’s grow together.