Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)

Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)

Introduction

In the times that we live in today, economic downturns and the outcomes that are associated with it turn out to be rather thwarted and also make way for creating and establishing the best and most effective outcomes that not only changed the focus of how human beings and individuals continue to make way for the development and the establishment of a better future.

Since opportunities are limited and resources have become much scarcer over the passage of time, not only have companies and organizations made way for attempts to move from their home country into places and nations providing a strong economic background, but also calling for delivering their individual set of traits and characteristics that would prove constructive and profitable in a certain area.

It was this phenomenon and its persistent recurrence that the Immigration and Naturalizations Service (INS) came into existence and founded in the year (2003), when the 9/11 attacks made way for progress, but also called for the changes and the challenges that came with it.

The institution came into inception with the objective of scrutinizing and examining the process of naturalization. The process implies the event where, under legal conditions, situations and jurisdiction, a foreign-born individual aims to become a citizen of the state. In addition to this, it also called for limiting the changes and the challenges that are associated with alien intervention of people belonging to different countries, barring foreign settlers to halt from residing as citizen of the country.

Issues and Obstacles encircling the Institution

Even though the alignment, the groundwork and the positive outcomes that have been associated with INS are noteworthy, there are multiple problems that encircle and hinder the target achievement and the problems for the organization to follow and make way for the ...