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Recently proposed immigration legislation and other Biden administration actions that suspended or reversed Trump-era orders affecting noncitizens are reforms that may provide stability for some employers of foreign nationals while creating new difficulties for others, says Eleanor Pelta at Morgan Lewis.
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First, today, the President is signing three executive orders to rebuild and strengthen our immigration system. These actions are centered on the basic premise that our country is safer, stronger, and more prosperous, with a fair, safe, and orderly immigration system.
Today’s actions do a number of things:
The first executive order creates a task force, chaired by the Secretary of Homeland Security, to reunify families, which will work across government to find parents and children separated by the prior administration.
The second executive order develops a strategy to address the root causes of migration across our borders, and creates a humane asylum system, including directing DHS to take steps to end the Migrant Protection Protocols program, which had led to a humanitarian crisis in northern Mexico.