by Enkela Vehbiu | Apr 12, 2021 | Immigrant Stories
The green card is enough for Kirsten Olson even though she has lived in the United States of America for more than 30 years and can apply for the U.S. citizenship at any given moment. Olson, a native of Germany, came to the United States as an exchange student...
by Enkela Vehbiu | Apr 3, 2021 | Letters to Andy
The take of an immigrant on the discussion about the civics test otherwise known as U.S. citizenship test. Starting April 19, all applicants for the citizenship of the United States of America will take the citizenship test revised in 2008, as oppose to that approved...
by Enkela Vehbiu | Mar 14, 2021 | Spices and Recipes
Introducing “Spice & Recipe: The Origins of Flavor” with Mike DiGiacomo. The recipes of the world are only one click away. The New Americans Media launches “Spice and Recipe: The Origins of Flavor,” an ethnic cooking show that mounts on the...
by Enkela Vehbiu | Feb 21, 2021 | Legal USA
The U.S. Immigration Act of 2021 is the latest attempt to address undocumented immigration. The Trump administration was busy with immigration. It took one thousand fifty-eight actions in four years or twenty-two per month to regulate it, according to the Immigration...
by Enkela Vehbiu | Jan 18, 2021 | America with an Accent
Discussion to pay people to take the vaccine emerges as scientists rebuild trust and debunk myths about the vaccine. The messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine against COVID-19 was years in the making; so is the mistrust in medicine present among minority groups which are still...
