The Temporary Protected Status program, established under the Immigration Act of 1990, was designed as a humanitarian mechanism to provide temporary refuge for nationals of countries facing ...

The Immigration Act of 1924 reflected desires to tamp down ... a shift from a majority European-born population. Notably, the 1990 law also set up five categories of employment visas, targeting ...

A product of the Immigration Act of 1990, the temporary protected status program offers exactly what its name suggests: temporary protection for foreigners living in the United States whose ...

The order comes months after the failure of yet another border security deal, the most recent attempt to overhaul an immigration system that hasn't seen comprehensive reform since 1990.

Let’s do the numbers. Congress created the temporary protected status program when it passed the Immigration Act of 1990 during the George H.W. Bush administration. The program was designed to ...

The number of visas allowed into the United States, for example, hasn’t been updated since the Immigration Act of 1990. Without legal options like refugee resettlement available, people without ...