Immigration Lawyers Offer Assistance As Trump Caps Admissions For 2018

The Directory of US Immigration Lawyers, with headquarters in Sacramento, CA, has been monitoring the impact of new legislation during the President Donald Trump Administration that strives to reduce the number of immigrants who can enter the US in 2018. This has resulted in new obstacles being placed in the way of those who are going through the immigration process, leading to more people seeking the help of immigration specialists like those highlighted by the directory.

Ms. Sheri Summers from the Directory of US Immigration Lawyers says: "Donald Trump has made it his policy to make it incredibly difficult for people to enter this country. He has, for instance, placed a cap on the number of refugees who will be able to enter this country in 2018. These are people who are facing war and death in their own countries, and this type of cap may seem like an insurmountable obstacle. We have a lot of information on our website to help people, however, and we encourage them to look through that before they give up hope."

On the website at http://directoryofusimmigrationlawyers.com, a full directory has been created of immigration lawyers across the country. Furthermore, news articles, responses to geopolitical developments, and information surrounding immigration laws, are also highlighted on the website. This ensures that people can be empowered with more knowledge before they make any decisions in terms of their immigration applications.

Refugees, in particular, are concerned about their future prospects. The US has long had a cap on the number of refugees it would accept in one year, but President Trump's cap is the lowest it has ever been. At just 45,000 in 2018, it is less than 50% of that imposed by President Obama, who set it at 110,000. This also does not take into consideration the fact that there is a lot of geopolitical unrest, which has increased the number of refugees on a global level.

"People continue to flee for their lives from countries all over the world," adds Ms. Summers. "Yet, instead of welcoming these people to our land, Donald Trump's policy shuns them away. We have help available, however, and believe that solutions can be found."