Many regard immigration to be a political Frisbee whether it’s an election year or not. Even with a new administration in the White House, many figure this will make no difference in how changes or improvements will be handled.<\/p>\n
The plain and simple fact of the matter is, while the immigration system has undergone so many extensive changes in the past, many politicians are regarding it as something best left alone for now. On the other hand, there are others who would rather complete a massive change and be done with it.<\/p>\n
“While changes to the immigration system are definitely needed, the problem is changing what currently exists brings a cascade of other new problems along with it,” said Sally Odell, immigration lawyer<\/a>, of Rifkin Fox-Isicoff, P.A. in Miami and Orlando, Florida. If immigration was kept out of the political arena, it might fare better than it has to this point; however, that (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Many regard immigration to be a political Frisbee whether it’s an election year or not. Even with a new administration in the White House, many figure this will make no difference in how changes or improvements will be handled. The…<\/span><\/p>\n