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The 2nd Circuit has affirmed the conviction of a man who pleaded guilty to tax crimes, rejecting his bid to withdraw the plea over allegedly bad advice from his attorneys.
Canada has updated its citizenship by descent application process. You can now apply even if you don't have all the documents. The Canadian citizenship department has created a new section in the application form to help applicants with…
Greece and South Korea are in talks to sign a youth mobility agreement, allowing young people from both countries to exchange experiences and cultures. The negotiations took place in Seoul on June 11, 2026.
Greece and the EU are working together to reduce and manage migration flows. The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum met with EU representatives to discuss this issue.
Nineteen foreign drivers challenge Florida agency's decision. Federal government dropped from lawsuit.
Former Wisconsin state judge Hannah Dugan has lost her appeal in a case involving obstruction of immigration agents. A federal judge ruled that a Fourth Circuit decision does not apply to her case.
A Venezuelan national sent to El Salvador's CECOT prison is urging a DC federal court to adjudicate his tort claims against the government. The lawsuit alleges a 'centralized, multi-prong scheme' to deprive Venezuelans of due process.
Ukrainian exporters of steel pipes and railway components have been granted an extended deadline for returning foreign currency earnings. The new deadline is 270 days, reducing the risk of penalties for late return.
The Ukrainian court ruled that tax inspections based on general market data are unlawful. This means tax authorities must have specific information about each taxpayer.
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has published a list of endorsed funders for Global Talent. This guide will help you understand the endorsement process.
Immigration staff must follow guidance on preparing cases for prosecution. This guide provides necessary information.
Learn about bulk data transfer for sponsors in the UK. Frequently asked questions and answers about the sponsorship management system. Check for updates and policy changes.
An I-485 RFE means your green card application needs more information. Learn how to prevent and respond to requests for evidence.
Freeports in the UK offer tax reliefs and simplified customs procedures for businesses. Find out how this can benefit your business.
HMRC introduces new reporting requirements for multinationals. Find out how this will impact your business.
Refugees and asylum seekers have different rights and entitlements. Understanding these differences is crucial for navigating the immigration system.
The UK Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by an Iranian Kurdish asylum seeker. The court reinforced its previous judgment on sur place claims.
Haitian meatpacking workers in Colorado can proceed with a class action lawsuit against their employers. A federal judge recommends allowing the lawsuit, in which workers claim they were lured with false promises and subjected to racial…
A Kentucky tobacco farm must attend a hearing on farmworker visa regulations. A federal judge denied the farm's request for an injunction.
The federal government has been granted permission to deposit funds for the construction of a border barrier on land owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Las Cruces. This decision may have significant implications for landowners' rights.
Two women were convicted of stalking an ICE agent. Their attorneys seek to overturn the convictions, citing the First Amendment. The case is being heard in a California federal court.
A Massachusetts federal judge has paused a ruling that blocked a $100,000 fee for certain skilled-worker visas. The decision was made to allow the government to request a stay from the First Circuit.
The Board of Immigration Appeals has denied a Mexican national's request to reopen his deportation case. The board ruled that his marriage to a US citizen did not justify reopening the case.
The US Supreme Court will review the right to bond for detained noncitizens in removal proceedings. This decision may affect thousands of noncitizens in the US.
A New Jersey judge faces removal for berating teenagers and threatening their families with deportation. The judicial disciplinary body recommended his removal.
The wait time for Canada work permit applications has dropped to 186 days. Foreign nationals in Canada can apply for a new work permit or extend their existing one.
Canada is introducing easier access to work permits for provincial nominees. This new temporary measure will allow foreign nationals to work in Canada while their applications for permanent residence are being processed.
Canada is asking new citizens to return their citizenship certificates due to changes in the citizenship law. Recent changes to Canada's citizenship law have led to a wave of new citizenship applications.
The Trump administration aims to fill ICE detention centers, but this policy is controversial. What does it mean for immigrants in the US?
Greece's Migration and Asylum Office has updated residence permits. Learn how to pick up your renewed permit.
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