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Original Date Announced
February 10, 2020After an 8% cut in funding to E-verify in fiscal 2020, the Administration proposes a further 3% cut to $118 million for fiscal 2021. ID #1028
FY 2021 USCIS Budget in BriefBiden Administration Action: Modified
May 28, 2021DHS USCIS Budget Overview, Fiscal 2022
This Biden administration action expands upon the Trump-era policy identified in this entry.
The Administration's fiscal 2022 budget proposes a further decrease of $3.28 million for the USCIS verification program.
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Fully in EffectMost Recent Action
May 28, 2021 Action: Modified DHS USCIS Budget Overview, Fiscal 2022May 28, 2021Acted on by Biden Administration
Original Trump Policy Status
Status: ProposedTrump Administration Action: LegislationSubject Matter: Employment VerificationAgencies Affected: USCISPre Trump-Era Policies
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Trump-Era Policy Documents
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New Policy
Original Source:
FY 2021 USCIS Budget in Brief