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Migrants who remain in the US after a final removal order may face fines. Lawyers are urging a halt on these fines.
A DC federal judge is skeptical of a tribe's request to halt border wall construction in Arizona. The judge believes this would be an unprecedented decision.
A federal judge in Washington has refused to dismiss a lawsuit by immigrants challenging arrests by US marshals in DC Superior Court. The judge declared that marshals lack authority and necessary training for the arrests.
Exposing fraud in immigration programs is important, but it's equally important to address the problems with the programs themselves. Many of them are fundamentally flawed.
Colorado has introduced new notice requirements when reviewing I-9 documents. This may impact employers with employees in Colorado. The new requirements include a written notice and acknowledgment when reviewing identity and work…
The number of people who lost or renounced their U.S. citizenship has increased by 68.5% in the second quarter of 2026, totaling nearly 1,800 individuals. The IRS reports a significant surge in expatriations.
A recent immigration order increases customer ID stakes for banks. Banks must prepare for increased scrutiny.
The Fifth Circuit granted the Trump administration's request to pause several lower court orders. This decision may impact immigration policy regarding detained non-US citizens.
Moving to Canada is an exciting new chapter. As you settle in, you may be thinking about everyday expenses, setting up your finances, and planning for future purchases. Learning how borrowing works in Canada may help you feel more…
Canada's Immigration Department issued 28,940 citizenship certificates between January 1 and May 31, 2026. Another 82,000 applications are still waiting to be processed.
Canada's immigration department issued 5,000 invitations to candidates with French-language abilities. The minimum CRS score was 399.
Canada boosts transparency on permanent resident admissions. Canada's immigration department has published new data on permanent resident admissions.
The DOJ is attempting to activate the long-dormant 'Alien Terrorist Removal Court'. This court procedure has never been used in its 30 years of existence.
The Employment Status Guide helps you understand which employment status applies to your situation, crucial for tax and social benefits.
HMRC has published guidance on the filing and exchange of GloBE reports. This guidance explains how the central filing and exchange of information will be carried out.
Group and divisional VAT registration is a crucial step for businesses. Learn how to register your company and which forms to use to apply.
Starting July 30, factoring companies will no longer be able to buy consumer debt. This is due to new regulations coming into effect.
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate, is suing the federal government for allegedly abusing immigration laws to retaliate against him for his pro-Palestinian activism.
The Immigration Law Practitioners' Association (ILPA) is seeking a Chief Executive. Applications are accepted until August 10, 2026.
The UK Upper Tribunal has ruled on identifying client fraud. Lawyers must identify suspicious activity.
This guide explains how the Human Rights Act applies to compliance checks and the penalties that can be imposed for incorrect declarations. It will help you understand your rights and obligations.
A financial services firm's executive threatened an immigrant worker after a lawsuit was filed over unpaid overtime claims. The worker has filed a complaint over the threats.
A US appeals court has ruled against a student in a deportation case. The ruling has implications for the immigration process.
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has released a guide outlining the 50% rule, which can impact the sponsorship of multinational executives for immigration. Companies must be aware of this rule.
The DOJ has stated that freedom of speech and religion cannot block the seizure of land from a diocese. The Trump administration is seeking to take 14 acres of land for a border security project.
New Jersey Gov. says a software glitch in the state's motor vehicle system registered about 6,600 individuals to vote, with roughly 400 of them voting. The governor has promised to take steps to prevent similar errors in the future.
Canada will start sharing information on the number of waitlisted permanent residence applications. This is due to insufficient permanent residence admissions spaces under its 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan.
As of May 31, 2026, IRCC had 1,517,770 applications awaiting processing. This figure includes permanent residence, temporary residence, and Canadian citizenship applications.
A federal court has temporarily halted changes to TPS work authorization. This means employers should not reverify, suspend, or terminate employees based solely on the anticipated loss of TPS-related employment authorization.
HMRC is reminding people earning money from side hustles to check if they need to register for Self Assessment and declare their income. This is important to avoid penalties and financial issues.
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