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Democrats discuss judge security at a judiciary gathering. The federal judiciary administrator voiced concerns over threats to judges.
The Washington state Senate has passed a bill prohibiting law enforcement officers from concealing their faces while interacting with the public, making the state one of many to consider such…
The Trump administration has been sued over its new immigration censorship policy. This policy aims to suppress free speech among non-citizens.
Attorneys for a class of Venezuelans deported last March under the Alien Enemies Act said all but one of the 91 deportees they've contacted so far want to proceed with a challenge to their…
Former military lawyers criticize the appointment of military attorneys to US Attorney's offices, which may undermine democratic norms.
A Louisiana federal court denied a motion to dismiss in Poa v. Jaddou, which may open new opportunities for international student-athletes. The court's decision could have significant implications…
A Minnesota federal judge ruled that Minneapolis-area residents who claim immigration officers unlawfully stopped and arrested them based on racial profiling aren't entitled to a preliminary…
The US Department of Justice is asking a court to dismiss a lawsuit against a new rule that could strip some nonprofits of loan forgiveness eligibility. The Trump administration claims the…
The US Supreme Court's decision in Learning Resources v. Trump may have a significant impact on immigration policy. Attorneys believe this ruling will provide guidance to lower courts on how to…
This year's H-1B registration is underway with a new wage-weighted selection process, replacing the random lottery. Experts recommend carefully choosing the correct standard occupational…
The European Parliament is set to vote on the EU-US trade deal, with a potential vote as early as March.
If you've lost your Certificate of Citizenship or need to change biographic data, there's a simple replacement process. Learn how to get a replacement Certificate of Citizenship step-by-step.
Delegation of Authority under 22 U.S.C. 2708 has been updated. Learn how these changes may affect you.
The Department of State has published a list of sanctioned individuals, which may impact immigration and corporate cases.
Refugees in the US who are involved in a car accident can get legal help. Here are 4 tips to help you navigate the situation. Over 60,000 refugees were admitted to the US in 2023.
Many employers hire foreign nationals on temporary or permanent work visas to bridge the skills gap. However, complying with immigration laws can be complex. According to Pew Research Center, there…
The US legal system is highly specialized. New immigrants need to understand how it works. There are over 1.3 million active lawyers in the US.
For many immigrants, being involved in a car accident in the US can be frightening and confusing. Learn about the rules of the road and insurance.
Immigration attorneys can use digital tools to streamline case preparation, reducing errors and speeding up the process.
One of the most common questions we receive is: «Can I apply for EB1 on my own, or do I need an employer sponsor?». This article will explore the option of filing EB-1A without an employer sponsor.
The EB-1A green card is a prestigious immigration pathway, but filing alone can be risky. Learn why you may need an attorney.
You've submitted your EB-1A petition and are awaiting a decision. But can you travel outside the U.S. while your petition is being processed?
Proving a high salary in the EB-1A petition can be challenging for the self-employed. However, USCIS recognizes various forms of remuneration. Learn how to prove your salary.
Submitting fraudulent evidence in an EB-1A petition can have severe consequences. Learn what can happen if you're caught filing false documents.
The U.S. government has paused immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries, affecting people seeking permanent residence through family sponsorship, employment, and other immigrant…
If you’re planning to become a U.S. permanent resident through a family relationship or a job opportunity, timing is everything. Not everyone can submit an Adjustment of Status application right…
Green card holders are facing increased scrutiny when returning to the U.S. after foreign travel. This is due to stricter immigration enforcement in the U.S.
The March Visa Bulletin brings updates for Green Card applicants. While some categories remain stalled, there is progress in employment-based categories.
The U.S. government has introduced new rules allowing immigration authorities to detain migrants lacking permanent status. This may affect many migrants living in the U.S.
The National Visa Center helps US embassies process visa applications. Learn when your case will be reviewed and what happens next.
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