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A former senior Health and Human Services official has revealed the scope of the Biden administration's handling of unaccompanied alien children. Read more about the situation.
Official statistics on earnings and employment in the UK. Monthly estimates of payrolled employees and their pay. Data provided by HM Revenue and Customs and the Office for National Statistics.
Institutions with a student sponsor licence must pass a Basic Compliance Assessment every 12 months. Without doing so, a university cannot assign confirmations of acceptance for studies (CAS).
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has tightened rules for aliens filing late motions to reopen and stay removal orders. This may affect many immigrants in the US.
The U.S. Department of State has released the latest Visa Bulletin for July 2026. Check your priority date to see if you can move forward with your immigration application.
A Mexican woman is suing ICE, alleging that agents violated the Constitution and traumatized her children. The lawsuit is ongoing in Connecticut federal court.
A US prosecutor will not face discipline for withholding information about a detainee's criminal history. Rhode Island federal court decision.
A US court has ruled on evidentiary hearings in deportation cases. Find out what this means for immigrants.
Less waiting: Canada reduces processing times for temporary residence applications. This is good news for many immigrants, with in-Canada work permit timelines improving.
Canada has changed the rules for proof of citizenship applicants. Lawyers say this change was made without notice to applicants.
The US Department of Justice has filed a motion to join a lawsuit challenging a 2021 Colorado state law. This case could have significant implications for immigration law.
US immigration rules are often debated, but few understand their basics. This article will help you understand immigration rules and reality.
If you underpay import or export duties, you may face a customs debt. Learn who is responsible for the debt and how to avoid penalties.
A federal agency's absence from bar conferences can harm justice. Experts believe the government should engage with the bar. Learn more about this issue.
The Federal Circuit has agreed to hear a challenge to the firing of two immigration judges. The decision comes after the Merit Systems Protection Board ruled that immigration judges are inferior officers who can be removed at will by the…
Canadian citizenship certificates may be revoked without due process. Experts say this could be a violation of constitutional rights. The Canadian federal government is demanding that some citizens surrender their certificates due to an…
This article explains the process of transferring applicants from Europe to the UK. The guidance is intended for decision makers.
The US Supreme Court will hear a case on mandatory detention of criminal aliens in removal proceedings. This may impact the deportation process for foreign nationals who have committed crimes.
Migration and interior ministers of Greece, Italy, Cyprus, and Malta met in Rome to discuss migration issues. The goal is to develop a unified approach to addressing migration challenges in the Mediterranean.
The UK government has increased mileage allowance payments for the self-employed. This change is effective immediately. Read on for details.
War doesn't exempt tax on interest. What residents need to know.
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their adult children for permanent residence under certain circumstances. If you meet the requirements, you can sponsor a child who is considered to be a 'dependent child' under…
This video explains how to create a UKVI account to access your eVisa, a necessary step for all UK visa applicants.
The eVisa simplifies the process of proving your immigration status. Learn more about how to use it.
Get information on UK nationality and immigration law. Guidance for immigration staff on common issues with applications.
Investment zones offer tax reliefs for businesses. Find out what tax reliefs are available to your business. Tax reliefs can help your business save money and increase profits.
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have charged 15 people with conspiracy against immigration agents. The defendants are allegedly affiliated with the antifa movement.
Haitian citizens challenging the Trump administration's decision to revoke temporary protected status are urging the Supreme Court to dismiss the administration's appeal. New documents reveal the need for further investigation.
Refugee sea rescue is a critical issue in international law. Between 2014 and 2026, an estimated 83,340 people died while moving between countries.
The US Senate has rejected a bid to block fast-track immigration appeals. This decision may impact immigration appeals. The Senate's decision is a significant development in the US immigration landscape.
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