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The city of Social Circle, Georgia, is disputing ICE's decision to create a detention center. The city's infrastructure cannot support such a facility.
A former immigration judge in Massachusetts has sued the DOJ, alleging he was fired for his political views. The case could have significant implications for the US immigration system.
If you're eligible for Canadian citizenship by descent, these tips can help you speed up the process. Lawyer Ala Bujac shares 10 tips for a successful application.
The H-1B program allows companies to hire foreign workers, but it also creates data security risks. Outsourcing data processing can lead to breaches of confidential information.
Recent months have seen a series of blockbuster fraud stories. The latest revelation comes from the Department of Homeland Security: massive abuse of the work program for former foreign students. The Optional Practical Training (OPT)…
Employment Allowance guidance for UK employers. Learn how to claim tax relief. Read our article for more information.
The Single Source Contract Regulations have been updated. These changes came into effect in 2026. The regulations affect single source contracts in the UK.
The Irish Immigration Service is introducing changes to the acknowledgement of posted documents. This change aims to speed up the application process.
The UK's work visa sponsorship system gives employers significant control over their workers, leading to exploitation, particularly in the care sector. This article explores the issue of exploitation of sponsored workers.
The UK has seen a rise in reconsideration requests for trafficking cases, with nearly 90% resulting in a positive outcome. The latest trafficking statistics show a new record for national referrals.
The Ukrainian tax authority has clarified rules for Etsy sellers. Learn about registration specifics and tax implications.
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A study found that criminal aliens released by sanctuary cities will be rearrested on average five more times within a decade. Even if it were true that 'most illegal aliens aren’t criminals', the criminals among them are indisputably…
The UK government has expanded access to eGates for children aged 8 and 9. This will make border crossing easier for families. Children can now use eGates when arriving in the UK.
The Green Card has undergone many changes since its introduction. Learn about the history of this important visa.
A foreign national student has been elected to the Scottish Parliament. What does this mean for student visa holders? In May 2026, a historic event occurred in the Scottish Parliament: a foreign student was elected as a member.
A bipartisan bill requires ICE to provide training on Tribal IDs to improve interaction with Native Americans. This comes after reports of Indigenous community members being swept up in immigration raids.
A federal judge may throw out the Trump administration's lawsuit against Boston. The city has a policy limiting cooperation with federal immigration agents.
The 1st Circuit Court has questioned the Trump administration's 3rd-country removal policy. The court considered a case involving deportation and diplomatic assurances.
The 3rd Circuit has temporarily blocked an order to share wage data with DHS, which may impact immigration enforcement investigations.
A US court has denied a protest by an air transportation company against its exclusion from a $1.4 billion immigration contract with DHS. The company failed to show it could perform the required work.
Canada has announced the permanent closure of the Four Falls Port of Entry. The port has been closed since May 2020 due to COVID-19.
The processing time for Canadian citizenship certificates has increased to 12 months. This is due to a surge in applications from American citizens.
Canada has eased the application process for refugees, exempting them from providing exit permits or proof of legal status in their host country.
Asylum applicants are skipping immigration court at record levels. This is because many of them do not intend to seek asylum, but rather want to work in the US. According to the DOJ, millions of migrants were released from custody under…
The Trust Registration Service is a government register of trusts. It is part of the government's wider strategy to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. The Trust Registration Service in the UK requires trusts to register and…
Learn about the support available to tax agents and advisers in the UK. This will help you and your clients navigate tax laws.
HMRC online services require protection of your security information. Learn how to reduce the risk of fraud. HMRC online services are used for various purposes, including filing tax returns and managing tax accounts.
The UK government has announced upcoming changes to immigration legislation. The goal is to increase security in the immigration and asylum system.
DPS defined legal consequences of mistakes in MNE reporting. Penalties may apply in certain cases. Learn when penalties are inevitable and how to avoid them.
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