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A coalition of environmental groups and residents support New Jersey's bid to block an ICE facility. The efforts aim to prevent the construction of the ICE center in the state.
Denver is seeking attorney fees after winning a case against the Trump administration's challenge to sanctuary laws. The city won the case in March.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized her colleagues for using the court's emergency docket. She stated that such decisions can cause harm and that the court should consider the consequences of its actions.
Trump signed an executive order to deny citizenship to children born in the US to temporary residents and undocumented immigrants. Canada, on the other hand, is granting citizenship to children born around the world.
A Manhattan federal judge revived an effort by civil rights groups to block immigration courthouse arrests, citing a seemingly deceptive Trump administration move. The judge called the ICE arrest memo switch 'specious'.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has urged a federal court to toss a challenge to a state law regulating the certification process for special visas. Local officials are challenging the law's constitutionality.
The US Department of Justice has been sanctioned for missing deadlines in a habeas corpus case. A California federal judge imposed a $250 sanction on a DOJ attorney.
Applying for a UK visa in Ghana requires a tuberculosis test. Find out where to get tested and what you need to do.
UK Visas and Immigration has published guidance on Pakistan country policy and information notes. This guidance is used to make decisions on asylum and human rights applications.
US restaurants are struggling to find and keep workers, a situation exacerbated by immigration policies.
Renewed Residence Permits in Greece are ready for pickup. Check the status of your application and collect your permit at the Regional Asylum Office in Chios.
Greece's Ministry of Migration and Asylum has announced the renewal of travel documents. The documents are ready for pickup at the Asylum Unit of Chios. Check the list of renewed documents and collect them at the scheduled time.
Find out about the different types of delivery costs and which ones to include or exclude in the customs value if you're an importer or clearing agent. Delivery costs may include various expenses such as transportation costs, insurance,…
Learn how to get an exemption from Making Tax Digital for Income Tax in the UK. Check if you are eligible for an exemption.
English Language students who have completed a 2nd or 3rd course and enrolled in a Higher Education Programme can get a Stamp 2 permission. The permission will be valid until 30th September 2026.
The UK has introduced changes to right to work checks. Sponsors now have new duties. The changes may affect not only sponsored workers but also anyone 'engaged' by the sponsor.
A D.C. Circuit panel has halted a contempt probe into alleged violations of the Alien Enemies Act. The probe was launched against Trump administration officials.
The USDA defended its move to condition grant funding on compliance with Trump administration policies on gender. This may impact state funding.
The US Department of Justice is suing Connecticut over a law that limits cooperation with federal immigration authorities. The law allegedly flouts the Constitution's Supremacy Clause by obstructing federal immigration law enforcement.
A Manhattan federal judge has narrowed the scope of former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander's upcoming trial. Lander was charged with obstructing a hallway at a building where Immigration and Customs Enforcement was present.
The DOJ is asking a court to allow the deportation of Kilmar Ábrego García to Liberia. The court's decision could have significant implications for US immigration policy.
Following Canada's new citizenship law, thousands of Americans with Canadian ancestry have applied for proof of Canadian citizenship without intending to move to Canada.
The Trump Gold Card program sells green cards to foreigners for $1M. A court is seeking records on the program.
The UK Home Office has announced changes to the EU Settlement Scheme. The system now checks for 30 months of tax and benefit payments in the last 60 months and cross-references with travel data.
Ukraine's Supreme Court ruled that labor authorities' orders must contain specific requirements for employers, which is crucial for protecting workers' rights in Ukraine.
The Canada Immigration Department has released new results for the Express Entry program. The scores for Canadian Experience Class candidates have reached a new record high. To be considered, candidates needed to have certain scores.
UK Visas and Immigration has published guidance on Nigeria country policy and information notes. This guidance is used to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications.
Method 1 - Transaction Value is the primary method for determining customs value. It is based on the actual price paid for the goods.
The Scottish Parliament has passed a law on contract formation and remedies. This law regulates contract formation and breach in Scotland.
Permanent residence and citizenship in the US have significant differences. Learn why many green card holders become US citizens.
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