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A Columbia University student who led pro-Palestinian protests is appealing an immigration judge's decision. The decision may be reversed, allowing the student to stay in the US.
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…
The DOJ has released its latest denaturalization list, raising questions about the process of stripping citizenship. The US Department of Justice now treats citizenship as a privilege that must be…
Former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander found not guilty of obstructing an elevator. The incident occurred during a monitoring of ICE activity.
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 ACLU and MacArthur Justice Center accuse DHS of unlawfully withholding documents related to retaliation policies against individuals filming federal agents in public.
GEO Group urges a federal judge to throw out counterclaims from Washington state officials. The company argues that ICE, not GEO Group, controls entry to the facility. A dispute between GEO Group…
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.
California and Santa Clara County are suing ICE to halt the construction of a migrant detention center. This may impact US immigration policy.
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.
A consultation on new measures to mitigate double taxation for UK residents investing in foreign companies, including US Limited Liability Companies (LLCs).
Prosecutors say former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander's views on ICE are irrelevant to an obstruction case against him. Lander is charged with obstruction for trying to monitor ICE.
A fintech group is suing to block a Tennessee tax on international money transfers, arguing it's unconstitutional. The tax could impact millions of people who send money abroad.
In 2025, the US issued 52,938 H-1B visas for computer jobs, exceeding the number of new computer jobs created in the country over the past year.
The latest Harvard/Harris poll shows increasing support for mass deportations of illegal aliens. This trend may impact US immigration policy.
A GAO report found that the hasty construction of an ICE center in El Paso led to $19M in waste and safety issues, which may have implications for US immigration policy.
The DHS has waived environmental laws to build a border wall in Texas. The construction is taking place in Big Bend National Park.
The 6th Circuit Court has upheld a removal order for an Albanian man, considering his involvement in multiple crimes. This ruling has implications for immigrants with a criminal history.
A D.C. federal judge dissolved his order for the Trump administration to help return a Colombian woman to the United States who had been deported to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The…
An ICE contractor is challenging a new Colorado law that requires regular health and safety inspections at migrant detention centers. Colorado lawmakers argue that the federal government is not…
The US House of Representatives passed a bill increasing ICE and Border Patrol funding by $70B. This decision may impact US immigration policy.
A US court has ruled that the $100,000 H-1B fee is unlawful. This decision may have significant implications for American workers and the economy. Find out what it means for you.
Courts highlight the importance of checking AI errors in court submissions. Recent cases show how this can lead to awards for attorney fees.
Learn what an I-751 affidavit must include, who should write it, and how to make it strong enough to help your petition. The I-751 affidavit is a written statement that confirms your marriage and is…
The US Department of Homeland Security has published a new regulatory proposal to limit work permits for certain classes of aliens. This could affect many immigrants.
A 1942 proclamation by the British monarch may set a precedent for the US Supreme Court's decision on birthright citizenship, potentially impacting US immigration law.
The data sharing agreement between the IRS and ICE did not meet requirements to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of federal taxpayer data. A TIGTA report found flaws in the agreement.
The 7th Circuit Court ruled that the Kenosha County Jail must face a lawsuit over forced labor. Detainees may be exempt from forced labor.
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