American citizenship and immigration service (USCIS) is struggling to hold with a stack number of immigration cases, which reaches all time of 11.3 million pending applications.Immigration lawyers stated that the efforts of the Trump administration to find cases of fraud have set back the speed of the process and consequently in an immigration system “massive backlog” which is already struggling with cases of increasing number, as stated by Newsweek. Data from USCIS from January to March indicates that, as the backlog increases in numbers in every quarter, some immigration categories are passing by deteriorating delays as the processing time is extended. Applicants finally have to wait for months or years. Charles Kuck, founder partner of Kuck BAXTER in Atlanta, told Newsweek, “Trump administration has asked the USCIS to slow down the processing of affairs. In particular, the system has quickly developed large scale backlogoges. By the end of 2028, we will pine for the days of a working system, as we will not end up to the end of the system. will be.”The USCIS is completely funded from the immigrants applying for services such as the Green Card and Work Permit. Over the years, reports have pointed to problems with this model, including the lack of ongoing staffing that causes long delays.Processing time for Form I-90 (application to replace the permanent resident card) and Form I-765 (application for Employment Authority, with the EAD card issued through Form I-766) has increased compared to the previous quarter). This increase is partly due to suspending its well -organized case processing (SCP) program of USCIS, an automated system that increases approval without official review. The purpose of the suspension is to allow the more completely to the vet, although no timeline has been determined to restore the program.However, some categories have shown signs of improvement with a backlog of Form 1–131 (Advance Parole Application), which has come down from about 60,000 cases in this financial year, but 260,000 cases are still pending.“This is still a hurry to draw a firm conclusion from the data, as processing trends may move on the basis of staffing, litigation, or new policy guidance. However, outside the limits of Congress’s mandate or statutory requirements, which may seem to be a backlog, it can be described better as a policy option,” Morgan Belly and a partner of the pre -senior official can be described as a policy option. Told in the department.
