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Three Venezuelan asylum-seekers, claiming they were deceived by Florida officials, seek anonymity in court. They fear harassment if their names are exposed.
The GEO Group Inc. has appealed a federal judge's order regarding access to a Tacoma ICE site.
The Supreme Court's ruling in Mullin v. Doe will impact the status of thousands of Syrian and Haitian nationals. Employers must reevaluate their hiring policies and avoid discriminatory practices.
A Florida detention center has been closed after Governor Ron DeSantis' announcement. This event affects immigrants held at the center. A nonprofit has dropped its lawsuit related to air pollution at the center.
Quebec's Ministry of Immigration issued 501 invitations for permanent selection through PSTQ. Most invitations went to workers with intermediate and manual skills.
New guidance for immigration staff on Global Business Mobility routes. This guide will help you understand how to apply for a visa to work in the UK.
Find out how to calculate gains on foreign life insurance policies and make the right entries on your tax return. This guide will help you navigate the complexities of UK tax law.
When a company changes ownership, you can request to transfer the VAT registration by completing form VAT68. This is necessary to maintain the registration and continue operating the company.
The UK has introduced a new carbon tax - the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It may affect businesses working with imported goods. CBAM was introduced as part of the Finance Act 2026.
A split Second Circuit panel ordered a detained Jamaican man facing deportation to be released on bail. This ruling may impact immigrants with serious illnesses.
The Court of Appeal has ruled that intention to resume contact with a child is not enough to overturn a deportation decision. The case involved a serious criminal facing removal to Dominica.
From 2028, Ukrainian companies will pay for greenhouse gas emissions. New rules apply to industrial operators, energy generation, and exporters.
Newfoundland and Labrador issued 57 invitations to provincial immigration candidates. This draw is part of the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program and the Atlantic Immigration Program.
To get a green card, you must prove your marriage is bona fide. Learn what evidence USCIS looks for.
The UK has introduced a new tax called the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. This is related to changes in tax legislation.
Changes to the Customs Tariff may impact your business. Learn what's changed and how it may affect you.
The Upper Tribunal has uncovered a fraudulent scheme related to judicial review claims. The perpetrators filed 12 claims related to visitor visa applications. The investigation found that none of the applicants or their sponsors in the UK…
If you think you may be eligible for Canadian citizenship by descent, hiring an immigration lawyer can help with your application. We spoke with an immigration lawyer at Cohen Immigration Law to outline 10 questions worth asking before…
New regulations have come into effect in the UK for overseas entities. The changes affect the Register of Overseas Entities and the rules on trust services. These rules are mandatory for all overseas entities registered in England and…
The Fourth Circuit has ruled that manual searches of a cellphone at the border are legal. This is because such searches are considered routine and do not require individualized suspicion. The ruling has implications for cellphone privacy…
Democratic House members are suing the Trump administration over its policy limiting congressional visits to immigration detention facilities. A federal judge is being asked to compel the administration to produce records by August 13.
Federal regulators have warned banks about repayment concerns for loans issued to unauthorized workers. This is part of President Donald Trump's policy to limit access to banking services for unauthorized immigrants.
A former Yale University student has sued ICE agents over his arrest at a courthouse in 2023. He claims the arrest was unlawful and may have been triggered by his lawsuit to force a decision on his 2016 asylum application.
The 9th Circuit has upheld a temporary block on FinCEN's cash reporting requirements for the southwest border. This ruling may have implications for money service businesses.
This scheme allows young professionals from India to work in the UK. We explain how to enter the ballot to apply for the India Young Professionals Scheme visa. The India Young Professionals Scheme visa is a new opportunity for young…
The US Department of Homeland Security has revived plans to create an immigrant detention center in New Jersey, just a week after announcing the project's cancellation.
A Rhode Island jail operator has filed for Chapter 11 protection with $169M in debt. The company has a contract to hold federal immigration detainees. The debt restructuring will help cut costs.
A Texas federal judge overturned the termination of the 'Remain in Mexico' policy, which requires asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico while their claims are processed.
The US Supreme Court has ruled on a birthright citizenship case, which may have implications for immigration law. The ruling should motivate stricter enforcement of immigration laws.
Sen. Lindsey Graham has left a unique immigration legacy. His departure has created a void in US immigration policy. Graham was a key figure in shaping immigration laws.
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