In the coming months, the Department of Homeland Security hopes to reform some administrative practices to ease the visa process for highly-skilled immigrants who want to enter, or remain in, the U.S. for work. The department said in a Jan. 31 statement the moves were in support of President Obama’s efforts to meet 21st century [...] Read more »
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