Immigration Archive » January, 2015

Immigration - January, 2015

106 articles

• Popcorn Lung Verdict Reversed Over Immigration Info
• Senate To Weigh DHS Funding, Block Of Immigration Actions
• Flight Schools Flew Away With Cash, Foreign Students Say
• GOP Unveils Bills On Criminal Deportation, Family Visas
• 7th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Custodian's Nat'l Origin Suit
• Farm Renews Push To Kill Migrant Worker Underpayment Suit
• 5th Circ. Nixes Ruling On Undocumented Immigrant Sentences
• Christmas Ignorance Not Enough For Asylum Denial: 9th Circ.
• Reps. Introduce Bill To Make EB-5 Visa Program Permanent
• Ariz. Sheriff Tells DC Circ. To Revive Amnesty Challenge
• Immigration Services' Appeals Unit Unveils 1st Practice Guide
• Calif. Court Says No Proof Company Favored H-1B Workers
• Ex-DHS Heads Reject Funding Bill Tied To Immigration Actions
• The Day Government Contractor Compliance Changed
• Feds Say Immigration Databases Are Off-Limits In FOIA Suit
• 4th Circ. Nixes BIA Ruling On Congolese Man's Asylum Bid
• BALCA Axes Denial Of PERM Certification Over Missing Letter
• Trafficking Rule Raises Subcontractor Monitoring Concerns
• AG Nom Lynch Promises Independent DOJ In Senate Hearing
• DOL Tackles H-2B Wage Surveys In Light Of 3rd Circ. Ruling
• DOJ Pushes Lower Priority Immigration Hearings Back 5 Years
• Ala. Chief Justice Faces Ethics Case Over Marriage Letter
• Democratic Sens. Call For Vote On Clean DHS Funding Bill
• Ex-Signal Workers OK'd To Seek Punitives In Trafficking Suit
• Anti-Trafficking Rule Sets New Contractor Compliance Regs
• NY, LA Lead 33 Mayors' Support Of Obama Immigration Action
• Welder's Wrongful Firing Suit Lacks Evidence, 7th Circ. Says
• Calif. Judge Must Rethink Immigrant's Claim Over Atty Advice
• Walgreen Must Face Ex-Worker's National Origin Bias Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Asylum Bid Withstands 'Trivial' Flaws
• House Passes 8 Bills Aimed At Human Trafficking
• Muslim Rights Group Backs Visa Review At High Court
• Kids Cannot Handle Own Deportation Cases, Judge Told
• House To Vote On Suit Blocking Obama Immigration Action
• House Rep. Floats Bill To Cut Aid Based On Kid Immigrants
• 26 States Now Challenging Obama's Immigration Action
• Nat'l Origin Bias Didn't Drive Auto Worker's Firing, Judge Says
• Justices Reject Asylum Appeal Over Eritrean Conscription
• 2nd Circ. Axes Asylum Denial For Persecuted Christian
• BALCA Denies Samford U's Bid For Coach's PERM Certification
• Ariz. Sheriff Fights Contempt Bid In Immigration Stops Case
• Signal Can't Kill Human Trafficking Suit, Judge Says
• BALCA Denies Work Certification For NYC Teachers
• US Chamber Affiliate Eyes Visa-Free Travel To Brazil
• Veggie Packer Dodges Violations Thanks To ICE Agent Mix-Up
• Wash. Farm Can't Escape Underpayment Class Action
• 10th Circ. Affirms Deportation For Man Cleared In Drug Case
• 4th Circ. Finds State Arson Counts As Felony In INA Row
• DHS Head Rips $10B Border Security Bill As 'Unworkable'
• 'Dreamers' In Ariz. Can Obtain Licenses, Judge Says
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams & Connolly's Ana Reyes
• Immigration Attys Group Contends BIA Can't Chuck Regs
• Va. Senate Defeats Bill To Deny Immigrants In-State Tuition
• A Data Security Checklist For Companies Hiring Law Firms
• Signal Can't Use Damning Facebook Photo In Work Visa Trial
• Visa Decisions Need Court Review, Supreme Court Told
• Pro-Enforcement Sen. Sessions To Lead Immigration Panel
• Terminated Visa Holder Not Owed Back Wages, Judge Says
• Ariz. County Fights Liability For ID Laws Targeting Immigrants
• House Committee Passes $10B Border Security Bill
• 4 Human Trafficking Bills Advance Out Of House Committee
• GM Defeats Discrimination Suit Filed By Reinstated Worker
• Janitorial Co. Fined $132K Over INA Bias Violations
• Apple Wins Employment Status Appeal For Foreign Engineer
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio Backs Challenge Of Immigration Action
• Obama Asks For Trade Treaty Support In State Of The Union
• High Court Asked To Eye Hearsay Claim In Deportation Case
• NY Restaurant Slams Immigrant Association With RICO Row
• STEM, Entrepreneur Visa Bill Reintroduced In Senate
• High Court Won't Hear Wage Dispute Over Foreign Doctors
• Foreign Workers Win Approval For $1.2M TruGreen Wage Deal
• Justices Poised To End Battle Over Same-Sex Marriage
• High Court Takes Up Immigration Case Rejected By 5th Circ.
• Pa. Paying $49M For Giving Ineligible Immigrants Medicaid
• High Court To Review Same-Sex Marriage Bans
• USCIS Decision On Medical Manager Job Nixed In Visa Row
• DC Circ. OKs Speedy Briefing In Immigration Action Row
• Immigrants Ask To Join Case Over Obama Immigration Action
• Hotel Co. Wins Reversal Of H-1B Visa Denial For Analyst
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Snell & Wilmer's Manuel Cairo
• Justices Raise Eyebrows At Deportation In Sock Drug Case
• Sen. Hatch Introduces Legislation To Increase H-1B Cap
• Jury Says Wal-Mart Not Racist But Negligent In Guards' Acts
• 5 Things To Watch For As Congress Debates EB-5 Renewal
• House Votes To Defund Obama's Immigration Actions
• House Dems Rip DHS Funding Bill's Immigration Amendments
• Refugee Seeks Revival Of $1B Suit Against Venezuela
• USCIS Expands MyE-Verify Accounts Access To 16 States
• 12 States Decry Injunction In Immigration Action Suit
• High Court Won't Review La. Same-Sex Marriage Decision
• 9th Circ., Amid Heavy Dissent, Won't Rehear Gay Marriage Suit
• GOP Funding Bill Aims To Undo Obama Immigration Actions
• 5th Circ. Judges Question Same-Sex Marriage Bans
• Law Schools Are (Finally) Teaching 'The Biz' Of Lawyering
• States Gun For Injunction In Immigration Action Suit
• Immigration Partner Bolsters Fox Rothschild's Miami Office
• The Year Ahead In Pro Bono, US And Abroad
• Calif. Fixes Timing Problem For Post-Trial Motions
• Post-Windsor, Lawmakers Look To Do Away With DOMA
• Drones Of 'Dubious' Value For Border Patrols, Watchdog Says
• Secrets To In-House Cost Control
• Same-Sex Marriage Starts In Fla. After Judge Lifts Stay
• 12 Building Blocks Of A Digital Law Library
• Immigration Groups Defend Obama's Executive Action
• A Watershed Year For Employment-Based Immigration?
• 2015: Judiciary, Lawyers And Law Schools At The Precipice