Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 384 articles on “Work and work visas” in the USA, plus help from a lawyer.
On August 5, 2026, USCIS (Policy Alert PA‑2026‑05) expanded its authority to deny benefit requests without first issuing an RFE or NOID and allowed officers to set RFE response periods shorter than…
On August 5, 2026 Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act (H.B. 5620). It took effect immediately and requires employers to give employees written notice within 48 hours of…
El Salvador's TPS designation was due to expire on September 9, 2026, but DHS has not published a decision to extend or terminate it. DHS and USCIS say Salvadoran TPS holders retain protection,…
A Massachusetts federal judge has temporarily barred the Trump administration from deporting asylum seekers who haven't paid an annual asylum fee. This ruling may affect thousands of people seeking…
The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that an immigrant does not need to file a complaint with the state bar to be eligible for a case redo. The decision was made in favor of a Guatemalan…
The US Department of Justice is increasing its enforcement of the False Claims Act, creating risks for construction contractors. The DOJ is broadening its application of the FCA.
A New York legal aid union has reached a deal with management after 4 months of talks, averting a potential strike. This agreement is a crucial step in maintaining access to legal aid for those in…
Sanctuary policies in the US undermine immigration laws and destroy trust in government. This comes as America marks its 250th birthday.
The DOJ alleged that OpenAI discriminated against US workers. The company has agreed to pay $3.2M in a settlement. This decision highlights the importance of complying with immigration laws.
The Trump administration's gold card program allows wealthy individuals to skip ahead in the visa line. Professional workers are challenging this expedited application process in court.
EB-5 investors should be aware of three key deadlines, with the nearest being September 30.
The states are trying to block a new policy that would allow the disclosure of sensitive personal information of aid recipients, including Social Security numbers and immigration status.
The US Immigration Affordability Index measures the true cost of immigration journeys. Learn more about the findings.
A Mexican father who lived in the US for decades was deported despite having a valid advance parole document. He has filed a lawsuit in federal court, challenging the immigration policies introduced…
A libertarian group is urging the US Supreme Court to rule against the Labor Department's authority to impose penalties on farm employers. The dispute is related to the H-2A guest worker program.
Massachusetts seeks to dismiss a lawsuit over its undercover license plate policy. The federal government sued Massachusetts for refusing to provide license plates for immigration agents.
The GEO Group Inc. is seeking to block a new law in Colorado that requires regular health and safety inspections at migrant detention centers. The law is deemed unconstitutional and discriminatory.
A Colorado federal judge is being urged to rule on a case challenging the no-bond policy for noncitizens. The mandatory detention policy is being challenged in court.
A government contract providing lawyers to unaccompanied migrant children has expired, leaving them without legal aid. Organizations helping these children are worried about their future.
Courts have preserved temporary relief for some countries. USCIS has updated instructions for Haiti, Somalia, and Syria. What does this mean for employers and employees?
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) published a proposed rule that would significantly expand E-Verify obligations for employers receiving federal funding. The comment period closed on July…
USCIS has announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti, Syria, and other countries. Employers must reverify employment authorization for affected TPS beneficiaries.
A US court has ruled that illegal immigrants do not have a constitutional right to roam free. This decision may have significant implications for immigration policy.
Many H-4 visa holders are unaware they may be eligible to work in the US. If your spouse holds an H-1B visa and you meet certain requirements, you may be able to apply for a work permit.
A New Jersey federal judge has ordered the release of a Colombian man detained by ICE after an immigration judge's order. This ruling may have implications for similar cases.
Migrants who remain in the US after a final removal order may face fines. Lawyers are urging a halt on these fines.
Exposing fraud in immigration programs is important, but it's equally important to address the problems with the programs themselves. Many of them are fundamentally flawed.
Colorado has introduced new notice requirements when reviewing I-9 documents. This may impact employers with employees in Colorado. The new requirements include a written notice and acknowledgment…
A recent immigration order increases customer ID stakes for banks. Banks must prepare for increased scrutiny.
A financial services firm's executive threatened an immigrant worker after a lawsuit was filed over unpaid overtime claims. The worker has filed a complaint over the threats.
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