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The UK's Immigration and Refugee Agency has published updated guidance on Iraq. This guidance is used to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications.
UK Visas and Immigration has published guidance on Bangladesh country policy and information notes. This guidance is used to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications.
Naturalized US citizens may face denaturalization due to fraud or deliberate omissions. The DOJ and DHS should take this issue seriously.
A California federal judge has allowed four Afghan nationals to continue their lawsuit over delays in the processing of their asylum applications. The court also ruled that the plaintiffs can challenge the Trump administration's policy…
A Minnesota law firm and human rights group dropped their lawsuit against the Trump administration. The lawsuit challenged the fast-track removal proceedings for Somali immigrants.
A Massachusetts federal judge declined to stop new notices ending parole for noncitizens who entered the US through a government app. The judge ruled that the government is not circumventing an earlier court order reinstating parole.
The wife of a woman fatally shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis is seeking the return of the family SUV. The family claims that the state should be allowed access to the crime scene since the federal…
A Maryland federal court has ruled that the Trump administration must continue to adjudicate permanent residency applications. The court ruling bars USCIS from implementing an indefinite hold.
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that DACA does not automatically terminate removal proceedings. This decision may impact many DACA recipients.
The federal government is pushing back on Illinois' bid to dismiss its challenge to two state laws allowing private parties to sue civil immigration officers. The federal government insists it has standing to sue over its 'sovereign…
The US Supreme Court's decision in Urias-Orellana v. Bondi raises the bar for overturning agency findings in federal court, affecting how practitioners build a factual record and formulate arguments on appeal.
The NBU is introducing new rules for non-banking institutions, affecting insurance companies, financial firms, and credit unions. The changes aim to enhance the stability of Ukraine's financial system.
Ontario issued over 2,000 invitations to foreign workers, international students, and in-demand workers in 12 targeted draws. These draws were held through the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker, International Student, and In-Demand…
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued 473 invitations to candidates through the Express Entry system. The minimum score was 795. Candidates needed a provincial nomination to be considered.
On April 23, 2026, Manitoba held an immigration draw, issuing 308 Letters of Advice to Apply. The draw targeted select occupations and skilled workers.
The UK government has introduced changes to benefits regulations. Benefit claimants must now adhere to new rules. More information can be found on the government's website.
The US Supreme Court agreed to review the DOL's in-house court fines for a New Jersey farm's alleged H-2A program violations, which could total $580,000.
Canada has introduced temporary measures to make it easier for temporary foreign workers in Quebec to access work permits. These measures apply to those who have already been invited to apply for permanent residence.
Guidance used to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications. It contains information on Iran's policy and its impact on applicants.
Pay your tax bill by Certificate of Tax Deposit and get an up-to-date valuation of your certificate. Check how much interest you have earned.
Since 2025, the UK Home Office has been automatically converting some people with pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme to full settled status. This happens without requiring a new application, using automated checks to…
New guidance for Worker or Temporary Worker sponsors in the UK. Changes of circumstances now have priority. Learn how this affects you.
Changes to Canada's citizenship law now allow a third of Vermonters to obtain a Canadian passport. Anyone who can trace their lineage back to a Canadian ancestor can now claim citizenship.
British Columbia and New Brunswick are expanding access to work permits for employers in rural areas. This new policy gives more flexibility to hire temporary foreign workers.
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated a district court order blocking a Texas law that allows state officers to arrest and deport migrants. Immigrants' rights organizations lack standing to sue.
A Massachusetts federal judge ordered the government to act on a Harvard researcher's request to renew her expiring J-1 visa. The researcher is not to be deported while a criminal smuggling case is pending.
New York is seeking to restore $73.5 million in highway funding. The federal government had previously canceled the funding due to the state's issuance of commercial driver's licenses to immigrants.
The US Department of Labor has proposed a new rule that could increase liability for employers that use temporary foreign workers. The changes could make employers jointly liable for wage violations.
The US Supreme Court will hear a case on Temporary Protected Status and geofence warrants, affecting hundreds of thousands of immigrants.
A court has ruled that Trump cannot block asylum claims at the border, limiting the president's power.
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