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The US government has imposed travel restrictions on travelers from the DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan. Passengers who have been in these countries within the last 21 days must arrive at US airports…
The GAO said ICE improperly awarded a $26.6M contract, sparking a dispute over a maintenance contract in Georgia. The GAO found that ICE failed to follow its own solicitation criteria when…
A study on the employment effects of immigration enforcement. The initial assessment suggests that reduced immigration may lead to an increase in low-skilled native workers. A sustained policy of…
A former legislator may face temporary suspension of law license after a conviction. State authorities are handling the case.
The US Immigration Board has ruled on a case involving a change of venue without good cause. The court found that the immigration judge should have limited off-the-record discussions.
The GEO Group Inc. said ICE denied health inspectors access to a detention center. This came after Washington state asked a federal judge to require the company to let them in.
Migrants who were flown to Martha's Vineyard are asking a private contractor to turn over documents. The case involves an alleged scheme to lure migrants onto flights.
The GAO report confirms the information about Biden's parole schemes. The Laken Riley Act prevents future administrations from abusing parole.
Canada has changed its citizenship law, making it easier to inherit citizenship by descent. This means many Americans can now become dual citizens. The changes to Canada's Citizenship Act took…
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has launched a crackdown on fraud in the Optional Practical Training program. However, even if fraud is eliminated, it won't solve the program's deeper issues.
President Trump issued an executive order that may limit access to financial services for undocumented immigrants, affecting banking services and money transfers.
Four former university employees have sued their former employer, alleging they were fired for raising concerns about the school's compliance with immigration law. Read more.
President Donald Trump signed two executive orders aimed at preventing undocumented immigrants from using the US financial system and expanding fintech firms' access to Federal Reserve services.…
The CDC has imposed entry restrictions on non-US citizens who have visited Uganda, DRC, or South Sudan in the past three weeks due to an Ebola outbreak. This is a precautionary measure to prevent…
General counsel should have sector-specific experience and be able to make commercial decisions. Expert Dimitri Mastrocola provides tips on developing the necessary skills. Candidates for general…
A California federal judge rejected the government's request to hold migrant kids in hotels. This decision is a crucial step in protecting migrant rights.
This spring, thousands of Americans are requesting copies of official documents to prove their eligibility for Canadian citizenship by descent. Last December, Canada eliminated the generational…
If you've changed your name after marriage or divorce, you'll need to update your green card. This requires filing with USCIS.
The Trump administration is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit from a research coalition over visa censorship. The coalition argues the new visa policy is unlawful.
A federal judge in New York has limited ICE's ability to make arrests at immigration courts. The ruling may impact immigration policy in the US.
The Trump administration claims a recent BIA ruling should not affect its expedited removal policies, which interpret 'arrival' and 'arrived'.
An ICE agent has been charged with shooting and filing a false report. This marks the third time a federal agent has been charged with using excessive force during recent immigration crackdowns.
DHS and DOJ have started imposing fines on aliens who refuse to leave the US. This is related to the enforcement of final orders of removal.
The US Supreme Court has asked for the solicitor general's input in a case involving the GEO Group. The decision could impact labor conditions for detainees.
Attorney Jeffrey Schneider discusses the recovery efforts for victims of the Jay Peak visa fraud scandal. Recovery is being made through litigation and settlements with banks, law firms, and the…
The US Department of Labor requires employers to include an English proficiency standard in job orders and labor certification applications for foreign workers who will operate commercial motor…
The DOJ has sued Connecticut over a law regulating federal agents' use of force. The law has been criticized as 'blatantly unconstitutional'.
Mahmoud Khalil is seeking to end his deportation case, citing new evidence of Trump administration interference. This could have significant implications for the US immigration system.
USCIS has updated its guidance on Somalia TPS, extending the expiration date to July 1, 2026. When completing Form I-9, employers must input 'as per court order' in Section 1 and 'July 1, 2026,' in…
A Texas federal judge blocked key provisions of a state law criminalizing unauthorized entry or reentry of noncitizens into the state. The judge ruled that the law likely intrudes on federal…
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