Immigration Suspension Executive Order - MEGA THREAD

[Kay__ 7]

3 minutes ago, SRlove said:

I’m Canadian citizen with employment authorization/advance parole and want to visit my family back home for few weeks, but I’m wondering if there would restriction coming back to my American husband?

 

Does anyone know if any of these recent restrictions will affect my traveling and/or AOS application profess(still pending to schedule interview).

 

Are you in US now? IF you don't have any status in us you cannot cross the border.. But If you have status in US and you are crossing border with your husband, it might be okay...

I tried cross the border week ago, they return us back to can.

[TBoneTX 45,599]

4 minutes ago, GregandNatty said:

Sounds like the mods are keeping a handle on this now.

It's more manageable with everyone's cooperation.  

[FreyandRyan 330]

13 minutes ago, SRlove said:

I’m Canadian citizen with employment authorization/advance parole and want to visit my family back home for few weeks, but I’m wondering if there would restriction coming back to my American husband?

 

Does anyone know if any of these recent restrictions will affect my traveling and/or AOS application profess(still pending to schedule interview).

 

Considering how severe everything is worldwide and how travel restrictions can change for everyone quickly whether you’re a USC, LPR, visitor or not, I wouldn’t take a risk in traveling outside the country currently unless absolutely necessary. 

Edited April 21, 2020 by FreyandRyan

[arken 4,197]

1 minute ago, Jediel❤Cinthia said:

My wife was approved for the cr1 visa on march, we got her passport with the stamp on. I'm a u.s citizen and I'm with her in Brazil. Our flight is scheduled for may. Will this affect her entry ?

Only when EO is actually released, nobody knows the extent.

[nevermind_us 7]

Folks here's a Bloomberg scoop on the draft order. Looks like spouses, fiances, etc. will be exempt!!

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-21/trump-says-he-ll-suspend-immigration-to-u-s-over-virus-concerns

Edited April 21, 2020 by nevermind_us

[SRlove 0]

9 minutes ago, Kay__ said:

Are you in US now? IF you don't have any status in us you cannot cross the border.. But If you have status in US and you are crossing border with your husband, it might be okay...

I tried cross the border week ago, they return us back to can.

Do you have advance parole? 
 

I’m currently in US and entered with K1 visa, then applied for AOS for Green Card. 

[LeoUSA 57]

2 minutes ago, nevermind_us said:

Folks here's a Bloomberg scoop on the draft order. Looks like spouses, fiances, etc. will be exempt!!

 

Article

I could not find the part mentioning that spouses are exempted. Can you guide me please?

[Sweetdreaming 397]

question to mods like the political wars, can we lose the preachy religious stuff too ? im sure its well intentioned but also completely irrelevant.

[Ela G. 389]

3 minutes ago, nevermind_us said:

Folks here's a Bloomberg scoop on the draft order. Looks like spouses, fiances, etc. will be exempt!!

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-21/trump-says-he-ll-suspend-immigration-to-u-s-over-virus-concerns

It says spouses are exempt. Doesn’t mention fiancés.

[Mounat02 63]

At this current moment, almost all immigration is effectively on hold or in very slow motion anyway. I would speculate the executive order will cast a wide net and be as vague as possible. It will certainly be challenged in the courts and may even reach the supreme court by summer or early fall, just before the election. Ultimately, it will be defeated in court (or rolled back by the next administration if current administration doesn't prevail in the election) but boy will this be a hell of a get-out-the-vote issue.

 

Time to take a very deep breath. 2020 is a foregone conclusion for normalcy on every level.

 

 

[Sweetdreaming 397]

1 minute ago, Mounat02 said:

 Ultimately, it will be defeated in court (or rolled back by the next administration if current administration doesn't prevail in the election) 

 

 

 

 

and if the current admin prevails ?

[apellica 80]

1 minute ago, Ela S. said:

It says spouses are exempt. Doesn’t mention fiancés.

I saw the same thing.  However, I believe spouses/fiances usually fall in the same category when it comes to immigration.

[KP23 28]

2 minutes ago, nevermind_us said:

Folks here's a Bloomberg scoop on the draft order. Looks like spouses, fiances, etc. will be exempt!!

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-21/trump-says-he-ll-suspend-immigration-to-u-s-over-virus-concerns

Thanks for posting. 

 

"Refugees and asylum seekers would not be affected by the order. Nor would spouses and children of U.S. citizens or permanent residents."

 

This puts my mind at ease a little bit. My fiance's K1 was approved and expires in June. She is currently in Thailand and planning to come here sometime next month, when travel restrictions in Thailand relax. 

[Mounat02 63]

1 minute ago, skjourney said:

and if the current admin prevails ?

Then supreme court will weigh in or it stays for a maximum of 4 more years. Executive orders rarely outlast the administrations that bring them forth.

Edited April 21, 2020 by Mounat02

[Ela G. 389]

1 minute ago, apellica said:

I saw the same thing.  However, I believe spouses/fiances usually fall in the same category when it comes to immigration.

No they don’t. Or else I would be able to travel with my K-1 right now. I would be exempt from the European travel ban, but I’m not. Spouses in the other hand, are exempt from the ban.