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A new law has opened the door to the Canadian passport for hundreds of thousands of Bay Staters. U.S. citizens with family ties to Massachusetts are among those most likely to be able to obtain Canadian passports.
Canada's new citizenship law may offer Americans with Canadian ancestry a path to citizenship. The changes could be a haven for US draft dodgers.
Temporary duty suspensions and autonomous tariff quotas (ATQs) for importing goods into the UK. Understanding these concepts can help you save on duties and simplify the import process.
Denaturalization is the process by which a US citizen can be stripped of their citizenship. It's a key part of US immigration policy.
A former Sacramento City Council member has agreed to pay $1.4 million in a plea deal over a labor scheme. He pleaded guilty to directing unauthorized immigrants to work in his stores.
The US Department of Labor has urged a Kentucky federal judge to dismiss a constitutional challenge to its H-2A enforcement system. The department argues that hiring foreign workers is a government-granted privilege.
Recent assault complaints against federal agents in Minnesota and Colorado set the stage for a test of federal officer immunity. Experts weigh in on the implications.
British Columbia has cancelled its graduate and tech PR pathways, shifting focus to healthcare and trades workers. This change may impact your immigration prospects.
British Columbia is launching a limited-time pathway to permanent residence for healthcare workers in cleaning and security occupations. This program offers a unique opportunity for workers to gain permanent residence.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications for which travel documents are ready. If you have applied, check the list to see if your documents are ready. The list is available on the Asylum Office website.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. If you've applied, check the list to see if your documents are ready.
The Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of asylum cases with ready travel documents. Applicants can pick up their documents at the Regional Asylum Office of Attica.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of travel documents that are ready for pickup. Check if your document is on the list. The list is available on the asylum office's website.
The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum presented new migration policy strategies, focusing on preventing illegal migration and establishing return centers outside the EU.
Understanding corporation tax and intangible assets is crucial for businesses. This guide will help you navigate the complexities of tax law.
If you plan to export goods to India, you need to register with HMRC to complete origin declarations. This is required to receive preferential tariffs under the UK-India Free Trade Agreement.
A UK court has upheld a decision to cease a Congolese refugee's status. This ruling may have significant implications for refugees.
The State Tax Service of Ukraine has explained how to avoid overpaying penalties in the e-declaration system and correctly declare foreign investments. Three new tax positions relate to currency control, registration of the consolidated…
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated a district court injunction, paving the way for the implementation of immigration policy. This decision has significant implications for the US immigration system.
The Ninth Circuit has blocked a California law that prohibits state agencies from sharing information about immigrants with ICE. This ruling is a significant step in protecting immigrant rights.
Pillar 2 taxes include Domestic Top-up Tax and Multinational Top-up Tax. Learn how to pay these taxes and how long it takes for your payment to be processed.
A federal judge in Colorado declined to rule on JBS' bid to dismiss a suit. The court is considering a case of alleged discrimination against Haitian workers.
Free Movement now offers universities an institutional subscription, giving law students and academic staff access to its full archive of articles and case law analysis. Free Movement has been covering UK immigration and asylum law since…
Some immigration routes require applicants to show they can be adequately maintained and accommodated in the UK without recourse to public funds. This is a separate financial test from the minimum income requirement that applies to most…
Ukrainian businesses have a new protection tool against inspections. Voluntary audits without sanctions and an open enterprise rating are key innovations of the updated supervision system.
Ukraine and the EU have harmonized accreditation rules, making it easier for Ukrainian companies to enter the European market. The new law lowers the threshold for market entry.
The National Employment Savings Trust (Amendment) Order 2026 has been introduced in the UK, affecting pension savings for employees. More details are provided below.
Civil rights groups are asking a New York federal judge to stay the enforcement of the ICE arrest policy. This comes after government attorneys retracted their original position on the legality of the arrests.
DHS has been cleared to override a stay in a contract for a CBP training center. The contractor voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit in the US Court of Federal Claims.
Unions are fighting against the surveillance of noncitizens. The court is considering the case.
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