Andy J. Semotiuk is a U.S. and Canadian immigration lawyer. He focuses on topics related to capital markets, economic policy, and various aspects of the global, local, and regional economy. Andy's insights and expertise have been featured in Forbes and NewsBreak.
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Andy J. Semotiuk's coverage shows a focus on immigration, visa programs, and border security in Canada and the United States. His articles reflect an interest in legal policy regulation and government announcements related to these topics.
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Famine Is Stalking Across Sudan Famine in Sudan endangers about 25 million people.
Poor American Immigration leadership is building a system of racial sorting and the exercise of raw power dressed up as security. Is that the kind of system we want?
The use of frozen Russian assets for security for Europe to help fund Ukraine's defence in the war has been achieved by an EU decision. Now what?
The EB5 regional investor program for immigrant investors is scheduled to sunset in 2027, but there is strong support for a renewal of it and making it permanent.
Frozen Russian assets are at the heart of the EU summit currently in Brussels where the EU is deciding whether it can use the funds to help Ukraine. It looks likely.
Maduro's seizure was not worth the long-term damage done to the system that has underwritten American leadership and democratic legitimacy since the end of World War II.
When it comes to U.S. birthright citizenship, can the president make a change without a constitutional amendment? Was it OK for the President to be in the court?
Americans are fed up—and for good reason. Decades of weak borders, overwhelmed cities, and a system that often seemed to reward illegal entry have left many feeling that their country is failing.
It is past midnight. A man sits at his kitchen table, asking ChatGPT whether he can come to the United States to support his daughter, a U.S. permanent resident facing a difficult pregnancy.
For decades, Americans looking for a second home—or a second passport—often focused on Europe.
