USCIS Publishes its 2012 Strategic Priorities

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USCIS has published its strategic priorities for 2012. These initiatives, USCIS states will help safeguard our nation’s security, uphold the integrity of the immigration system and continue our country’s tradition as place of hope and opportunity. The 2012 strategic priorities are as follows:

Strengthen national security safeguards and combat fraud – Efforts to counter fraud and reduce threats to national security and public safety are robust and fully integrated into every aspect of our work.

Reinforce quality and consistency in administering immigration benefits – Benefit decisions are based on the law and the facts, supported by a cohesive policy framework and operational processes to ensure that decisions are informed, made in timely manner, and further the integrity and goals of the immigration system.

Promote citizenship and immigrant civic integration – High quality resources and initiatives effectively prepare immigrants for the naturalization process and successful citizenship, and highlight the contribution of immigrants and the importance of citizenship.

Enhance customer service and public engagement – Customers can easily access useful information and resources that meet their needs and expectations, and the public and our partners can engage with a responsive, respectful, and transparent agency.

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