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There have been some changes to the landscape of U.S. immigration law under President Biden's administration. From the promotion of AI innovation to changes in asylum rules and green card updates, the new policies present some opportunities and challenges for immigrants and stakeholders. In this article, we provide a quick overview of these policies, highlighting their implications and considerations for individuals and organizations navigating the evolving immigration system. Path to U.S. AI Careers: Immigration and Job Prospects President Biden's executive order on artificial intelligence aims to position the United States as a leader in AI innovation by expanding opportunities for skilled immigrants in the AI field. The order emphasizes the attraction of global talent in AI and related fields through streamlined processing times of petitions and applications for noncitizens who seek to travel to the United States to work on, study, or conduct research in AI or other critica

When a U.S. citizen or LPR is petitioning for their spouse to obtain lawful residence, they must show evidence of a legitimate marriage. A great way to show USCIS that you're marriage is legitimate is by providing proof of combined finances with a joint account.  However, some undocumented individuals have reported difficulties opening a bank account. This article lists some of the banks that you may be able to open an account with as an undocumented immigrant.  Bank of America: Bank of America allows immigrants currently living in the U.S. to open an account in person at one of their financial centers. You must be able to provide both your permanent (foreign) and local address, as well as, your Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN).  What to bring to your appointment: Proof of U.S. residency - For example: U.S. government-issued photo ID, student/employer photo ID, current utility bill or rental agreement (documents must show your name and U.S. physical address); One primar