The Immigration and Nationality Act (“INA”) was originally enacted in 1952 and although it has been amended numerous times, it addresses all aspects of our immigration system, including, birthright citizenship, asylum, deportation, travel visas, and legal authorizations to live and work in the United States.
Due to the immense complexity of our immigration laws, it’s quite easy to misunderstand the different ways that someone is legally authorized to live, work and travel within the United States.
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