Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 384 articles on “Work and work visas” in the USA, plus help from a lawyer.
The 11th US Circuit Court has declined to review a torture claim outside of a removal order. This decision may have implications for immigrants facing danger in their home country. The court ruled…
A DACA recipient has sued Truist Financial Corp. over loan discrimination. What does this mean for you? Read our article to find out.
The US Supreme Court has clarified the parole process for green card holders. CBP is not required to verify evidence.
A judge is pressing the federal government for answers on the recent shift in biometric data collection for detainees. The changes may impact the status of immigrants.
DHS updates Title VI regulations, reducing compliance costs and aligning with the original public meaning. This change affects civil rights and labor law.
The US Department of Homeland Security has clarified that dairy farmers can access H-2A temporary visas. This policy change may impact workers and farmers.
USCIS proposes to expand the AR-11 form, requiring aliens to provide more information when changing their address, including their employer. The public comment period is open until July 6, 2026.
US law students are increasingly entering the workforce early to combat immigration injustices. The Trump administration's scrutiny of asylum claims has ignited a passion in young lawyers to rectify…
The US Department of Justice has sued Philadelphia over an ordinance that prohibits federal agents from wearing masks. The ordinance requires agents to identify themselves and their vehicles.
Decades of multiculturalism and unassimilated immigration have introduced a new challenge: government officials with conflicted loyalty. Even when loyalty to the US is unquestioned, secondary…
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has tightened rules for aliens filing late motions to reopen and stay removal orders. This may affect many immigrants in the US.
A US prosecutor will not face discipline for withholding information about a detainee's criminal history. Rhode Island federal court decision.
A federal agency's absence from bar conferences can harm justice. Experts believe the government should engage with the bar. Learn more about this issue.
The Federal Circuit has agreed to hear a challenge to the firing of two immigration judges. The decision comes after the Merit Systems Protection Board ruled that immigration judges are inferior…
Nineteen foreign drivers challenge Florida agency's decision. Federal government dropped from lawsuit.
Haitian meatpacking workers in Colorado can proceed with a class action lawsuit against their employers. A federal judge recommends allowing the lawsuit, in which workers claim they were lured with…
A Kentucky tobacco farm must attend a hearing on farmworker visa regulations. A federal judge denied the farm's request for an injunction.
Two women were convicted of stalking an ICE agent. Their attorneys seek to overturn the convictions, citing the First Amendment. The case is being heard in a California federal court.
A Massachusetts federal judge has paused a ruling that blocked a $100,000 fee for certain skilled-worker visas. The decision was made to allow the government to request a stay from the First Circuit.
The US Supreme Court will review the right to bond for detained noncitizens in removal proceedings. This decision may affect thousands of noncitizens in the US.
A New Jersey judge faces removal for berating teenagers and threatening their families with deportation. The judicial disciplinary body recommended his removal.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has moved to dismiss a lawsuit over commercial driver's licenses for noncitizens in Florida, arguing it belongs in a federal appeals court.
A property management company in New Jersey is facing a lawsuit for allegedly discriminating against two Egyptian immigrants based on their immigration status.
The Trump administration is appealing a court ruling that the $100K H-1B fee is an unlawful tax. The fee was introduced to fund training programs for American workers.
The firm accused three attorneys and a TikTok personality of orchestrating a campaign to discredit it. The firm claims the accusations were false and intended to poach clients.
As the federal government pulls back on white-collar enforcement, companies should expect FCA risk to grow and FCPA scrutiny to shift towards foreign prosecutors. This may lead to an increase in…
Green card holders may qualify for Medicare after 5 years of residence. Learn about eligibility, costs, and how recent changes affect you. Green card holders may qualify for Medicare after 5 years…
The DHS Secretary and ICE Directors are asking a court to reconsider a ruling that blocks warrantless ICE arrests in Colorado. This could impact US immigration policy.
Two Utah state court clerks are facing charges for aiding noncitizens. Federal prosecutors say the clerks helped noncitizens evade arrest.
Congress has passed a bill to fund immigration enforcement for ICE and CBP. This means the agencies will receive the necessary funds to carry out their duties.
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