Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 384 articles on “Work and work visas” in the USA, plus help from a lawyer.
Former H-2A workers have reached an $850,000 settlement with a turf farm over unpaid overtime. The deal was announced in a Missouri federal court.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has updated its employment verification guidance, which may impact employers. Attorneys recommend self-auditing existing records and strengthening Form I-9…
The 11th Circuit has rejected the Trump II 'mass detention' policy for illegal entrants. This ruling may have significant implications for US immigration policy.
The 11th Circuit rejected the Trump-era no-bond detention policy, deepening a circuit split on the issue. The ruling affects noncitizens who entered the US unlawfully.
A 1st Circuit panel appeared skeptical of reviving a suit over immigration records. If the process is unfair, it's Congress' job to fix it.
A Colorado county DA and sheriff are challenging a law governing certifications for immigrant crime victims. They argue the law is unconstitutional and compels officials to approve visa…
The US Appellate Board has set new standards for torture cases, which may impact the review process for such cases and removal from the country.
Green card holders can collect Social Security after 10 years of U.S. work. Learn the eligibility rules and what changes when you naturalize. Green card holders may be eligible for Social Security…
The DHS has proposed increasing the fee for a stay of deportation application from $155 to $755. This is the first change in nearly 40 years. The fee may increase by nearly 400%.
A Minnesota federal judge refused to block the DHS 2025 guidance. This guidance rescinds a policy barring federal agencies from carrying out immigration enforcement actions near public schools.
Kilmar Ábrego García stated that discovery should begin in district court despite the appeal of the decision on his redetention. This case is related to immigration law and may have implications for…
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has made a ruling that may impact detention policy for illegal entrants. This decision may be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
USCIS has updated its TPS website, noting that individuals with TPS-related EADs can work through July 22, 2026. Read more.
Three US labor unions have gained support from the US Supreme Court in a case about AI surveillance. The unions claim that a government surveillance program scans the internet for undesirable views…
President Donald Trump has expanded sanctions against Cuba, targeting Cuban officials and financial institutions.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court is considering a public reprimand for a judge who offered to detain a defendant sought by ICE. This decision may have significant implications for immigration policy.
The 1st Circuit is weighing a challenge to the Trump administration's policy of detaining unauthorized immigrants without bond. The issue may ultimately be decided by the US Supreme Court.
ICE made a mistake in the case of a Biden judge in Rhode Island. This could have significant implications for immigration policy.
The Texas Attorney General's office is expanding its probe into potential H-1B visa fraud. The office is demanding records from nearly 30 businesses in north Texas.
Operation Midway Blitz caused chaos in Illinois. The commission criticized the mass deportation. The operation was aimed at deporting immigrants.
A DHS policy is blocking detainees' ability to supply biometric information for immigration applications. Detainees are asking a court to overturn the policy.
The DHS has proposed changes to the work-permit rules for asylum applicants. The new rules would require applicants to wait more than 180 days before being eligible for work authorization in the US.…
The court ruled that a president can't disregard or repeal asylum and immigration laws. Congress must take action to change the system, which may affect many immigrants in the US.
The government has agreed to temporarily halt the use of Medicaid data for immigration enforcement. This decision was made in connection with a lawsuit. Data from 22 states will not be used for…
The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals has dismissed a False Claims Act suit over alleged visa fraud and improper tax withholding against an India-based IT firm.
A New York state appeals panel has reinstated a robbery conviction, despite the absence of an immigration warning. The conviction was reinstated, but the case was sent back for resentencing.
The Trump administration's suspension of immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries is creating practical problems for employers. A recently filed lawsuit could determine the future of…
The US Supreme Court is reviewing a case on Temporary Protected Status for Haiti and Syria. Solicitor General D. John Sauer urged the court to ignore President Trump's comments on Haitians.
A 5th Circuit panel is skeptical of immigrants' claim to bond eligibility, questioning why those who crossed the border unlawfully should have access to a bond hearing.
USCIS is introducing new fees and procedures as required by H.R.1, including asylum and annual asylum fees. Read on to learn more about how this may affect you.
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