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USCIS updates TPS pages amidst litigation. Check the latest information on the USCIS website. Lawsuits may impact TPS extensions.
The Ninth Circuit has restored certain TPS terminations, creating uncertainty for employers. Learn how this may impact your business.
A Michigan couple has been arrested for allegedly orchestrating a large-scale immigration scheme. This case highlights the importance of compliance for employers.
Recent Haiti TPS litigation and USCIS I-9 guidance signal broader employer risk. What you need to know and do.
Ndiaga Diagne, a naturalized US citizen, was identified as the Austin shooter. Questions arise about his immigration status and naturalization process. How was he able to remain in the US after his tourist admission expired?
A Harvard/Harris poll found that a majority of Americans support the removal of illegal aliens. However, they do not want to hear about it. According to the poll, 55% of American voters support the removal of all illegal aliens.
The Austin shooter was killed by police, but what if he had survived? Could he have been denaturalized? The answer is complex.
The US Supreme Court has issued a unanimous opinion that streamlines the review of asylum decisions, affecting the asylum case review process.
New Census Bureau data shows that the adult foreign-born population remains substantially smaller at the start of 2026 than it was in January 2025. What's more, recently reported job losses seem to have been among immigrants, not the…
Australia granted asylum to five members of Iran's women's soccer team. Protesters tried to block a bus carrying other players. The fate of the rest of the team remains unclear.
HMRC is updating the Capital Gains Manual to provide clarity and consistency. This guide will help you understand the changes and their impact on your business.
Courts must follow vulnerable witness guidance to ensure fairness in immigration and asylum cases. Failure to do so is not always a legal error.
The US Department of State has published a notice of proposed information collection on medical history and examination. This may affect immigrants in the US.
A Minnesota federal judge agreed to reconsider an El Salvador man's habeas petition. It was previously denied after 'utterly meaningless and false' assurances from government officials.
From January 1, 2027, Ukrainian banks will be required to form capital buffers. This change aims to bring capital adequacy requirements in line with EU standards.
Australia grants asylum to five Iranian women football players. The decision comes after the Australian Iranian Council urged the government to protect the players.
The EU Enlargement Commissioner has urged European businesses to invest in candidate countries. Many European companies remain hesitant.
Tax credits are payments made to families and low-income workers. This guide covers how HM Revenue and Customs handles Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit cases.
Canada has launched two new work permit pathways for youth from Taiwan and Portugal. These programs allow young people to work in Canada for a specified period.
The DC Circuit is skeptical of the Trump administration's argument that the review of the $100K H-1B fee is foreclosed. The court is considering a case about the introduction of a $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applications.
A Maryland federal judge has ordered ICE to improve detention conditions. The ruling is due to poor conditions in these facilities.
A Salvadoran national who was released after being detained without a bond hearing is demanding that the federal government respond to his lawsuit. The Colorado court is considering the case.
If you were affected by the Windrush Scheme, you may be eligible for compensation. Claim forms and guidance are available on the UK Government website.
Romanian immigration officers have caught four aliens in illegal residence status, including nationals of Sri Lanka, Turkey, and the USA. Each individual faces a ban on entering Romania.
Romanian immigration police have detained three aliens for illegal residence. This was part of an operation against illegal residence and employment. Romanian authorities urge all foreigners to comply with immigration rules.
Romania's immigration police conducted inspections to prevent illegal stay of foreign nationals. Labor law violations were discovered.
Get informed about the EU asylum procedure and learn how to apply. A guide to the first step of the asylum procedure.
If you are an EU/EEA citizen or a family member with continuous and legal stay in Romania for over 5 years, you can apply for permanent residence. This involves gathering specific documents and following the set procedure.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of ready travel documents. Check if your name is on the list.
The Ministry of Migration and Asylum of Greece has published a list of asylum applications with ready residence permits. Applicants can pick up their permits at the Regional Asylum Office of Attica.
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