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A RENEWED, INTENSIFIED CRISIS AT THE BORDER. The Twitter feed of Fox News reporter Bill Melugin has been an extraordinary place for the last few days. Melugin has spent a lot of time reporting from the U.S.-Mexico border, and recently he began telling readers about a surge in illegal crossers at the international bridge in Del Rio, Texas.

The crossers are coming by the thousands, Melugin reported . "Per source, the number of migrants waiting to be processed has now swelled to approximately 8,200," Melugin tweeted Thursday morning. "It was 4,000 yesterday AM. Doubled in one day. Border Patrol overwhelmed, and I'm told the situation is 'out of control.'" Melugin included dramatic photos showing the extent of the situation:

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Early reports say many of the migrants massing at the border are Haitians, which just serves to illustrate the point that the border crisis is not just a matter of crossers from Mexico or Central America. Officials say they have seen people from at least 90 countries from all around the globe illegally crossing into the United States. The Washington Post reports that authorities are expecting "thousands more in the coming days."

The crowds are coming as a direct result of Biden administration policies. Upon taking office in January, the president un-did President Donald Trump's "Remain in Mexico" policy. He suspended Trump asylum agreements with Northern Triangle countries. President Joe Biden has made clear that many illegal crossers will be allowed to stay in the U.S. He has stopped handing out notices to appear in court to those who are released into the country. He temporarily halted deportations. He weakened rules allowing U.S. officials to return illegal crossers in the interest of controlling the spread of COVID-19.

And now, amid the continuing crisis at the border it never went away, even if news coverage turned to other things Democrats in Washington are planning extraordinary measures to increase the pace of immigration in the U.S. In this way:

Advocates of comprehensive immigration reform desperately want to amend the Immigration and Naturalization Act in order to legalize illegal immigrants and open the nation's doors to more immigration. But lawmakers have considered such proposals several times over the last 15 years and chosen not to pass them, opting instead to keep the law as it is. In other words, Congress has repeatedly acted by not acting.

Now, Democrats have come up with a new plan to make an end-run around Senate rules and pass the most far-reaching immigration measure in decades. The plan is this: Congress has to pass a budget. The rules allow senators to use a process called reconciliation to bypass the filibuster and pass the budget with a simple majority. But the rules also say reconciliation can only be used to pass a measure that is germane to the budget, that it must have some "fiscal impact."

The general understanding is that Congress cannot use reconciliation to pass just any policy measure attached to a budget. It has to be germane. Still, lawmakers can propose using reconciliation for all sorts of things. It is up to the Senate parliamentarian to decide whether the proposal is germane and thus can be included in a reconciliation measure with the rest of the budget.

That is what Democrats are trying to do now. They have written a measure that would be a historic expansion of immigration and are seeking to attach it to the budget bill. That way, the immigration bill will never be debated on its own, nor will there be a specific vote for or against it. It would simply be included in the giant budget bill, and senators who voted for the budget would also be voting for the biggest immigration change in memory. And now, the time for decision comes against the backdrop of a newly growing crisis at the border.

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Democrats are trying to use a $3.5 trillion spending bill to pass amnesty for millions of illegal aliens streaming into the U.S. under the Biden administration.

Citizenship will boost our GDP by $1.5 trillion. It would generate billions in tax revenue and create about 400,000 new jobs, claims Zaira Garcia with the pro-immigration lobbying group fwd.us.

This is as close as we've come to being able to pass relief for the undocumented community that is essential to our workforce and to our economy, she told WOAI in San Antonio.

Opponents argue criminal aliens would be put on a path to citizenship.

Murderers, rapists, child molesters, drug dealers, thieves, burglars and kidnappers all would have the opportunity to remain in this country if the removal would result in family separation or hardship here in the United States, says Art Arthur, resident fellow in law and policy at the Center for Immigration Studies.

Arthur says it's unlikely those given amnesty would ever contribute enough to cover the cost of taxpayer funded benefits. And he says it comes amid a sluggish economic recovery from COVID.

Inner-city youth, members of minority groups and certain immigrants have not adjusted to life here thus far, he says. The jobs really should go to those individuals primarily, rather than be given to people who enter the United States illegally.

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The United States is now requiring all new immigrants applying for permanent residency to be vaccinated against Covid-19 as part of their immigration medical examination, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced on Tuesday.

However, the new rule will not apply to migrants crossing the southern border illegally.

Anyone crossing the border has had the option to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at various patrol sites since early August, but it will still be on a voluntary basis and no one will need to show proof of vaccination to enter the country.

In a statement about the new mandate, which will be effective October 1,the USCIS wrote that anyone applying to become a lawful permanent resident, and other applicants as deemed necessary, must undergo an immigration medical examination to show they are free from any conditions that would render them inadmissible under the health-related grounds.

All new immigrants applying for permanent residency must be vaccinated against Covid-19 as part of their immigration medical examination, butthe new rule will not apply to migrants crossing the southern border illegally

Anyone crossing the border has had the option to get vaccinated since early August, but it is on a voluntary basis and migrants will still not need the shot or proof of vaccination toenter the country. Above, migrants are seen crossing the Rio Grande river

Most immigrants seeking a green card will be subject to the vaccine mandate, including asylum seekers, refugees and migrants adjusting their status to permanent residence. Those applying for temporary residency will only be subject to the mandate in certain cases, the USCIS states.

Migrants seeking asylum or refugee status from within the US will not be required to have the shot, unless they seek an adjustment of status the departments phrase to describe applying for a green card.

That application in itself can take years. The I-693 form must be submitted within 60 days of its completion, but it does not have to be submitted at the start of the adjustment of status application process.

That means an applicant could hold off on getting their vaccine while waiting to be called for an interview, or asked to provide a piece of evidence supporting their claim.

It also means that any asylum seeker or refugee who does seek to become a permanent resident would potentially not have to comply with the vaccine requirement for a lengthy period of time after their initial arrival in the US.

Adults caught crossing the southern border illegally are immediately returned to Mexico, as part of a Trump-era policy continued by the Biden administration.

Families with children are allowed to enter the US and can begin an asylum application after being processed.

Anyone seeking permanent citizenship must visit a doctor designated by the USCIS as a civil surgeon eligible to conduct the immigration medical examination and sign Form I-693, or a Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record.

The Covid-19 vaccination will be added to the CDCs list of shots required to complete the examination, which also includes varicella, the flu, pneumococcal pneumonia, rotavirus, Hepatitis A, meningococcal disease.

The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 established a precedent for vaccine mandate and required immigrants to be vaccinated against the mumps, measles, rubella, polio, tetanus, diphtheria toxoids, pertussis, haemophilius influenza type B and Hepatitis B.

Anyone seeking permanent citizenship must visit a doctor designated by the USCIS as a civil surgeon eligible to conduct the immigration medical examination and sign Form I-693, or a Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record

The above chart from the USCIS details which groups of immigrants are subject to the medical examination and vaccination requirements

Most immigrants seeking a green card will be subject to the vaccine mandate, including asylum seekers, refugees and migrants adjusting their status

Exemptions to the mandate apply if applicants are under 12 and therefore not yet eligible for the Covid-19 vaccination, if the vaccine if not routinely available where the civil surgeon practices or if a limit in the countrys vaccine supply would delay the process of completing the medical examination.

Applicants could also seek exemptions for medical or religious reasons by completing Form I-601, the Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility.

President Joe Bidens administration in early August rolled out the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine to migrants as they await processing by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, The Washington Post reported last month, citing sources in the Department of Homeland Security.

The vaccine is offered to those facing deportation as well as though released into the United States pending a court hearing. Migrants who are being sent back to Mexico under the Title 42 public health law are not offered a shot.

According to a report last month, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been stepping up vaccinations at the border, but thousands of immigrants have refused.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said last Friday at a press briefing that the administrations goal is to get as many people vaccinated across the country as humanly possible. But she breezed by a question about why businesses face a new mandate without a policy for vaccinating migrants at the southern border

Bidens new vaccine rules for private employers will affect about 80 million workers in the US and has faced backlash by a number ofRepublican lawmakers

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed a lawsuit on Tuesday and argued that it violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment

The USCIS announcement for those seeking permanent residency comes amid a surge in vaccine requirements by the Biden administration, which last week mandated the shot for federal workers and staff at businesses with 100 or more employees. Employers that do not enforce the mandate could face a $14,000 fine.

At last Fridays press briefing about the new mandate, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was grilled by a reporter about not requiring the shot for illegal migrants crossing the border. She got asked about the juxtaposed policies by Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy.

The reporter at first asked her, Why is it that youre trying to require anybody with a job, or anybody who has a job, or anybody who goes to school, to get a COVID-19 vaccine, but youre not requiring that of migrants who continue to walk across the southern border.

Psaki responded that the objective is to get as many people vaccinated across the country as humanly possible, adding that when more people are vaccinated, whether they are migrants or whether they are workers, protects more people in the United States.

Doocy then pressed Psaki, saying: Vaccines are required for people at a business with more than 100 people. It is not a requirment for migrants at the border. Why?

Thats correct, she responded, quickly brushing off the question and moving on.

Many have taken to social media to criticize the administrations decision to force vaccine mandates on Americans while illegal immigrants arent held to the same standards when entering the country.

Twitter user Todd Hudnall wrote, Are you aware the Biden Vaccine Mandate does not apply to migrants pouring across the border? It is quite clear these mandates arent really about public health or stopping a virus.

Laurie Roberts, a columnist for azcentral.com, condemned the policies in an op-ed piece and tweeted, In what universe does it make sense for Biden to let border crossers decline a COVID vaccination while coercing American workers to get the jab?

Benny Johnson, who runs a podcast called The Benny Show, shared a clip of the press briefing on Twitter and repeated the exchange, writing, [Doocy]: Vaccines are required for people at a business with more than 100 people. It is not a requirement for migrants at the border. Why? Psaki: Thats correct WHAT?!?!

Pradheep J. Shanker wrote in a tweet, And apparently I got my answer. The Biden admin is requiring legal Americans to get the vaccine, but not forcing those crossing the border illegally to get it. What an insane, unscientific policy that is.

Republican New York Representative Claudia Tenney slammed Biden on Twitter and wrote, Biden gave thousands of guns to the Taliban but wants to take yours away. Illegal aliens get hotel rooms while thousands of veterans are homeless. COVID positive migrants are flooding across the border while Americans get fired over their vaccine status. Bidens America.

And Twitter user Andrew Hudson tweeted, Migrants walking across the southern border arent required to get a vaccine, but everyone else in this country who goes to work is? Where does the hypocrisy stop.

Meanwhile, Republican lawmakers are threatening legal action against the Biden administration and claim the president is favoring unlawful migrants by not requiring the shot of them.

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, who is running in a crowded GOP primary to unseat Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly, filed a lawsuit against the administration on Tuesday and argued that the vaccine mandate violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.

Migrants who cross the southern border illegally are not subject to any vaccination requirements even when released directly into the United States, Brnovich said in a statement.

This reflects an unmistakable and unconstitutional brand of favoritism in favor of illegal migrants.

However, undocumented immigrants are required to be vaccinated or complete regular Covid-19 tests if they seek employment.

The Biden administration is pushing to increase vaccinations after rates have stagnated in recent days after a slight incline last month. Over 63percent of Americans have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, with 54 percent of the countrys population fully vaccinated, according to Our World in Data.

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Tayloright, excelling in the ever-evolving digital marketing industry, is now expanding its operations to NYC with a new company, New York SEO Pro, dedicated to delivering a full-range of SEO services to local businesses.

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Established in 2010, Tayloright is a premier NYC digital marketing agency and boasts of helping local businesses with website design, social media marketing, and search engine optimization. Taylorights expert team of SEO consultants is the driving force behind the companys success and now has identified the need to establish a separate SEO company New York SEO Pro, to better cater to local marketers, businesses and entrepreneurs.

We are proud of the exceptional reputation Tayloright has built in NYC in just five years, and this expansion of our SEO business will only serve to help us strengthen our services in NYC, said CEO Taylor Johnson.He added, We arecommitted to the success of local businesses in New York City and will leverage our extensive knowledge in the SEO and digital marketing industry to deliver a comprehensive solution to every business that comes to us. Whether youre looking for a new website design or a revamp of your existing promotional strategy, we have a bespoke solution for you.

The rapid changes in the digital marketing arena have been overwhelming for many businesses, and the SEOby Tayloright is a critical need for any business to stay ahead of the curve. Competing against industry overlords with unlimited marketing budgets and dedicated digital marketing teams can be a daunting task. But with New York SEO Pro, businesses and entrepreneurs now have an opportunity to win without breaking the bank.

We have been helping businesses grow since 2010 and have been aware of the need for a dedicated NYC company from the beginning. Our integrated services have helped businesses grow their sales, market share, and productivity while also increasing their brand awareness in NYC. And with our new agency, we will help businesses leverage digital marketing in an even more effective manner, said the CMO of Tayloright. He further added, Our team of SEO consultants has extensive knowledge of SEO best practices and strategies. We are also constantly training our employees to stay ahead of the curve, and with our new venture, we will rewrite the rules of the SEO industry.

New York SEO Pro will continue to employ and grow its team of SEO consultants and help all New York City businesses with their services. Standing true to their conviction of delivering a top-notch and cost-effective solution to businesses of all sizes and industries, thework willdeliver the same exceptional services that Tayloright has established as its hallmark. To learn more, please call 917-231-0276 or visit https://newyorkseo.pro/.

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Coding makes it possible to access and interact with websites even this one. But how does coding work?

Software programming or computing programming involves writing instructions to communicate with machines. All devices laptops, desktops, phones, and tablets rely on code to operate.

Coding also runs cities. Computers operate traffic signals that have been programmed to perform certain operations. Even astronauts on the International Space Station need to know how to code. Coding offers many career opportunities in technology and elsewhere.

Every website and app operates because programmers write code. However, you do not have to work in technology to use coding. In fact, job hunters can find most coding jobs outside of the tech industry. What can you do with coding?

Learning to code serves as the foundation for lucrative career opportunities. Graduates of bootcamps may need to gain experience as junior developers before securing six-figure salaries.

What coding career you secure depends on your work experience, education, and knowledge of programming languages. Coding prepares you to launch a career as a web developer, game developer, computer network architect, and computer system analyst. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects computer information and technology jobs to grow at a rate of 13% from 2020-2030.

However, job growth varies by specific occupation. Computer programmers, who make a median annual salary of $89,190, will see a projected 10% decline in jobs. Candidates who hold bachelor's degrees or higher will have a better chance of securing employment.

All code tells a machine to perform a specific task. Whenever you use the Internet, your device uses binary code a sequence of "1s" and "0s" that tells your computer what switches to turn on or off. This serves as a reliable way to store data and process information.

This process works quicker with high-level programming languages, such as Python, Java, and JavaScript. Each programming language serves a different purpose, but they all take code that reflects human speech and translate it into machine code, or a low-level language. Programmers and developers write instructions for computers using high-level programming languages.

When bootcamps first opened in 2011, only tech junkies learned to code. Now industries outside of technology recognize the benefits of coding, and it's even taught at elementary schools from Alabama to Florida. Coding can teach important concepts applicable to a career in technology or to an entirely different field.

Learning to code provides the training needed for well-paying tech jobs. The most common career routes after bootcamp are: junior web developer, junior web designer, or data analyst. Coding teaches problem-solving skills, critical thinking, creativity, and persistence. These skills also prepare you for jobs outside of tech, such as healthcare, finance, and marketing.

Front-end, back-end, and mobile developers all write code that serves different functions.

Front-end developers handle a website's layout and functionality. They use front-end programming languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to write code to design a website. Their responsibilities also include optimizing SEO by improving a webpage's load time and mobile performance.

Back-end developers work on server-side development. They write code for web apps that control a website. Without this code, you could not log into a website such as LinkedIn or Facebook and create a user profile. Programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, Java, and Ruby allow back-end developers to write code that allows browsers to communicate with databases.

Mobile developers learn programming languages such as Java, C++, C#, SQL, and Python. The specific language used depends on if developers build apps for iOS or Android devices. Mobile developers often work with graphic artists and data scientists.

C

Scripting system applications

Efficient and portable, with built-in functions that combine high- and low-level languages

Does not support object-oriented programming

Python

General purpose programming language used for back-end development

Easy to learn and read, versatile, and portable with vast libraries

Can be slower than C or C++

JavaScript

Client-side and server-side programming language used to create interactive websites

Easy to learn and understand, powerful, popular, and flexible programming language that works with other languages

As a client-side script, users can view the code, which poses a security threat

Ruby

Creating web applications, web development, web servers, web scraping, DevOps, and automation

Widely used open-source programming language with a user-friendly syntax, a fast development speed, and powerful community

Limits on customization and runtime lags

C++

Popular in game development, but also used for operating systems, web applications, and browsers

Fast programming language with quick image processing and object-oriented features

Security issues, relatively slow, complex programming language with obscure rules

PHP

Server-side scripting language embedded in HTML that serves interactive websites such as e-commerce webpages

Versatile, easy-to-learn programing language with a vast online community; compatible with various operating systems

Common open-source security issues cannot support large applications and weak type causes bugs

C#

Created by Microsoft, this back-end, object-oriented programming language is used for game development, Windows applications, and website development

Versatile and efficient programming language used for many types of software and applications development; similar to C++

This complex language takes a long time to master and requires code to be compiled.

Programming languages come in two forms: low-level and high-level languages. Low-level programming languages, or binary code, look like a sequence of "1s" and "0s". Computers understand low-level programming code and can process it quicker. However, programmers can learn and use high-level programming languages faster since it looks like a human language.

People learn to code through different paths. Some are self-taught, and others go to college or bootcamp. Each route has advantages and disadvantages.

Websites such as Treehouse or GitHub offer the opportunity to learn to code for less money than bootcamps. Websites also offer limited free courses for a short time. Students can watch videos for free during a trial period to learn Python, front-end web development, full-stack JavaScript, and UX design.

You can also teach yourself to code for free with free tutorials on websites. This helps beginners to gain the foundation needed before enrolling in a full-time intensive bootcamp.

You can also learn the basics of coding through your smartphone. Apps available through Codecademy and Mimo allow beginners to practice coding through video and online exercises. Many apps can be downloaded for free.

Coding bootcamps train both beginners and advanced students. Popular bootcamps such as Flatiron School, Fullstack Academy, Bloc, and Thinkful require intensive training. Bootcamps run for weeks or up to six months, and often students must study full time.

Bootcamps require a large investment of both time and money. However, bootcamps, unlike apps or websites, also offer career services. Some bootcamps even provide job guarantees.

You can begin learning to code by reading and studying coding. Podcasts, YouTube videos, apps, and websites can provide the foundation needed to learn how to code. You will also need to have the software required to code.

Learning to code requires persistence and passion for technology. Mastering any new skill requires time and practice. Some programming languages are harder than others to learn. But you can learn to code, even if you do not like math.

Computer programmers earn a good living after they put in the time and gain work experience. Junior developers, a common position held by inexperienced coders, make an average annual salary of $53,803, according to PayScale. Computer programmers with 10-19 years of experience make an average annual salary of $79,000.

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