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Aisha Kazman Kammawie of Ankeny takes the oath of allegiance during a drive-thru naturalization ceremony last June at Principal Park in Des Moines.
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The Biden administration is expected to make changes to U.S. immigration policy and that means changes for some immigrants in Iowa.
The changes so far include getting rid of the travel ban against some majority-Muslim countries and pausing deportation for 100 days. It also makes the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program a little “safer,” according to immigration expert Ann Naffier. Naffier, the legal director for the non-profit Justice For Our Neighbors, said she and other immigration attorneys in the state are preparing for the new policies.