US EditionCatholic Advocates Push Trump Administration to Address Religious Worker Visa Backlog
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Catholic advocates push Trump administration to address religious worker visa backlog
WASHINGTON — Some immigrant religious workers are facing legal limbo, and Catholic advocates are pushing the Trump administration to address the backlog in their visa category.Many immigrant religious workers — such as Catholic priests and nuns — legally enter the country on R-1 non-immigrant religious worker visas. These are initially granted for a 30-month period, with one possible renewal allowing for a total of 5 years, so they can be in the…
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