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The National Bank of Ukraine introduces new requirements for banks. This change in banking regulation aims to improve bank stability.
Since Bill C-3 came into effect, thousands of Americans have been rediscovering their Canadian ancestry. The bill eliminated Canada’s first-generation limit, making anyone born before December 15, 2025, who can trace a continuous line of…
Colorado workers will no longer have to pay for their own personal protective equipment. The new law also guarantees restroom breaks for meat processing workers.
The OCC regulator believes concerns about President Trump's new order on immigration control in banks are overblown. The new order may affect immigrants in the US.
Two federal immigration attorneys have filed a class action against the US Department of Justice. They are seeking to restore telework accommodations for people with disabilities. The lawsuit alleges a violation of the Rehabilitation Act.
A US court has ordered the government to pay $41,000 in attorney fees in a case involving the unlawful detention of an Afghan asylum-seeker. The ruling sets an important precedent in the fight for refugee rights.
The US Department of Homeland Security has proposed changes to work permit rules for migrants. These changes may affect migrant status in the US. The Department of Homeland Security has proposed rolling back work authorization for…
The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals is pressing the federal government and Texas to explain their stance on a law that allows unauthorized immigrants to receive in-state tuition. The court notes that both parties desired the same result.
New public procurement rules will be introduced in Ukraine on June 7. The changes will affect the economic model and the fee for participation in procurements.
Changes to Canada's citizenship law now allow thousands of Americans with felonies to enter the country without rehabilitation. Previously, Americans with felonies faced significant barriers when trying to enter Canada.
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has clarified the approach to discretionary relief for aliens with convictions. Immigration judges must now consider not only the convictions, but also the underlying crimes.
For many California employers, immigration compliance has become a priority. Recent enforcement activity requires employers to shift from a reactive to a proactive and compliance-focused approach.
USCIS has introduced policy changes regarding green card acquisition. This change should improve the fairness and integrity of our immigration system.
The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum emphasized the importance of returns of irregular migrants for the success of the EU's new migration policy. This statement was made at the JHA Council in Luxembourg.
The Customs Intermediaries Standard supports their vital role in the UK border and trade system. Learn more about the standard and its requirements.
A California federal judge has ordered the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to allow a detention center inspection in San Diego. The inspection will be conducted to check the conditions and health of migrants.
A Ghanaian mother's detention at Heathrow Airport was deemed unlawful due to an error in the Warnings Index system. The court ruling has implications for others who have faced similar issues.
The UK judiciary has updated its guidance on remote hearings, affecting immigration proceedings.
Warehouse owners should be cautious when renting out part of their property. The tax exemption can be revoked if even one meter is rented to another company, leading to significant financial losses.
British Columbia issued 357 invitations to skilled workers and entrepreneurs. This is the first draw of June under the Provincial Nominee Program. Invitations were issued to workers in construction trades and care-related occupations.
There are two ways to control illegal immigration in the US: deportation and self-deportation. There are two approaches to solving this problem: 'body-armor' and 'briefcase' enforcement.
Greece's Ministry of Migration and Asylum has announced that residence permits are ready for asylum seekers. Details inside.
The Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of applications ready for travel document pickup. Check if your application is on the list. Documents are ready for collection at the Regional Asylum Office of Thessaloniki.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. Applicants can pick up their documents at the Regional Asylum Office in Thessaloniki.
The Thessaloniki Asylum Office has announced that travel documents are ready for pickup. Applicants can collect their documents at the office. More information on migration.gov.gr.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications with travel documents ready for pickup. Applicants can collect their documents at the Regional Asylum Office in Thessaloniki. Check the list to see if your documents are…
Stamp taxes on shares and securities in the UK. A guide to paying Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT). Learn how to pay stamp taxes on shares and securities.
The UK Home Office has published updates to its guidance for licensed sponsors. We discuss the latest changes and what they mean for employers.
Labor scarcity can force a society to notice the people it has become accustomed to ignoring. If employers cannot endlessly draw on imported labor, they may eventually have to rediscover the men already here.
Changes in detention policy may affect adult immigrants with Special Immigrant Juvenile status. Learn what this means for you.
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