Immigration Archive » July, 2015

Immigration - July, 2015

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• NVC Sparks Confusion With Visa Case Termination Notices
• Trump Says Chef Can't Quit Lease Over Immigration Remarks
• 7 Tips For Helping Clients Nail Their Visa Interviews
• Arson Deportation Row Hinges On Similar Case, Justices Told
• Family Detention Order Could Impact Enforcement, DOJ Says
• NYC Sanitation Workers Didn't Prove Prejudice: 2nd Circ.
• DHS Wants Suit Over Investor Visa Denials Tossed
• 7 Keys To Improving Your Direct Examination
• Atty Disbarred After Getting 27 Months For Visa Scheme
• Groups Tell DHS To End Family Detention Amid 'Horror Stories'
• 9th Circ. Allows Quick Appeal Of Class Cert. In H-2A Row
• Bill Would Boost Immigrant Investors, Startup Founders
• 170 Groups Tell DOJ To Stop Prosecuting Illegal Entry
• Ethnicity Can't Be Used To Reduce Damages, NY Judge Says
• Arpaio Conflicts Should Bar Atty In Bias Case, Court Told
• OPINION: On Porous Borders
• EEOC Sues Assisted Living Co. For Discriminatory Exams
• Deportee Asks Justices To Rehear Petition After June Ruling
• Ala. Chief Justice Is 'Unfit' For Office, Law Center Says
• Workers Win $565K Attys' Fees In TruGreen Wage Deal
• USCIS Taking Comments On RFE Template For L-1B Petitions
• Constangy Opens Minneapolis Office With Immigration Pro
• DHS Proposes Changes To FOIA Process
• CIS Memo Could Relieve Some Immigrant Religious Workers
• Family Detention Ruling Should Prompt New Policies
• DOL Tells 11th Circ. Its H-2B Appeal Is Mooted By New Rules
• Vail Resort OK'd Harassment of Mexican Workers: EEOC
• Whole Foods Slams National Origin Bias Suit
• High Court Urged To Review Deportation Block Standards
• Kirton Nabs Ex-Ballard Vet To Lead European Markets Group
• BIA Says Non-Starter Notice Doesn't Have Stop-Time Effect
• ICE, Nashville Police Settle Apartment Raid Row For $310K
• House OKs CBP Acquisition And 'Preclearance' Tweaks
• Judge Issues Scathing Ruling Against Family Detention
• EEOC, Muslim Intervenors Ordered To Clean Up Bias Suit
• DOJ Wants Majority Of Immigrant Kids Dismissed From Case
• Amid Outcry, US Elevates Malaysia's Trafficking Status
• Law360's Trial Aces Make Winning Look Easy
• ICE Detention Officers In NJ Fight For Arbitration
• Behind The Scenes Of Signal's $20M Trafficking Deal
• H-1B Guidance Leaves Pre-Simeio Obligations Opaque
• NY State Bar Issues 2 Ethics Opinions On Immigration Law
• Family Of Mexican Teen Slain By US Border Agent Seeks Cert
• BALCA Gives Clinic Second Try At Chiropractor Visa Request
• NJ Senate Bill Overhauls Nail Salon Wages, Worker Safety
• Philly Biz Exec Gets Prison For Tax, Immigration Crimes
• PEP Not A 'Secure Communities' Rebrand, DHS Official Says
• Woman Tells Justices Gov't To Blame For Her Genocide Lies
• Texas Says Immigrants Can't Sue Over Birth Certificates
• DOL Only Processed 64% Of H-2B Apps On Time Last Quarter
• Nelson Mullins Suspends Atty Who Grappled With Flight Crew
• BALCA Reverses Denial Of Labor Cert. For Auto Mechanic
• House Passes Bill To Curb 'Sanctuary City' Policies
• EEOC Wins Injunction For Bakery Worker In Nat'l Origin Suit
• Guidance On H-1B Work Moves Leaves Penalties In Play
• Calif. Agency Violated Title VII With SSN Question, Judge Says
• 6th Circ. Nixes Removal Appeal Over Credibility Finding
• Unauthorized Immigrant Numbers Stay Stable, Pew Finds
• Oil Services Co. Loses H-1B Visa Prevailing Wage Row
• Texas Judge Trims 7-Eleven Worker's Nat'l Origin Bias Suit
• Where Same-Sex Marriage And Immigration Law Intersect
• USCIS Gives Relief On Old H-1B Moves In Simeio Guidance
• House Approves Bill To Strip Passports For Terror Aid
• ICE Director Grilled On Sanctuary Cities At Emotional Hearing
• DHS To Release New Regs On Unlawful Presence Waivers
• 'Minor Beatings' Not Enough For Asylum, 8th Circ. Agrees
• DOJ Seeks To Intervene In Bias Suit Against Sheriff Arpaio
• DHS Holding Visa App 'In Limbo,' Restaurant Owner Alleges
• Talks Fail On Treatment Of Detained Immigrant Children
• JBS To Face Second Round In EEOC, Muslim Workers' Suit
• Immigration Board To Stop Consulting Accused 'Hate Group'
• SEC Moves For Asset Freeze In $68M EB-5 Case
• Feds Blast 'Meritless' H-2B Regs Challenge
• ICE Agents Must Face Unlawful Detainment Claims: 1st Circ.
• This Week In Congress: Highway Ramp-Up, Iran Deal Review
• Immigration Bill Roundup: 'Sanctuary Cities' And Notarios
• Worker Groups Lack Standing In H-2B Wage Suit, Feds Say
• K&L Gates Scoops Strasburger & Price Immigration Chair
• USCIS Says J-2 Visa Holder Rightly Denied Status Change
• Convicted Smuggler Turns To Justices For Deportation Relief
• Ariz. Sheriff Arpaio Settles Bulk Of DOJ's Race Bias Suit
• 160 Reps. Urge Kerry To Hold Firm On Malaysia Trafficking
• BALCA Flips Labor Cert. Denial For Microsoft Engineer
• Obama Taps Ga. Prosecutor To Lead Human Trafficking Office
• Haitian Farmworkers' Bias Suit Won't Be Split
• Immigration Lawyer Gets 27 Months For Visa Fraud Scheme
• DHS Says It's Knocking On Doors To Recoup DACA Docs
• BALCA Axes Denial Over Claims Audit Doc Wasn't Received
• AILA Fight For Immigration Judge Docs Headed To DC Circ.
• White House Unveils Plans For Updating Immigration System
• USCIS May Expand Provisional Unlawful Presence Waivers
• Chief Immigration Judge Steps Down After 6 Years
• Jordanian Man Arrested For Bribing His Way Into US
• Labor Groups Move for Judgment On New H-2B Wage Rule
• Calif. Event Co. Fined $600K Over Immigration Violations
• Ariz. Sheriff Not Complying With Stops Order, Monitor Says
• BALCA Refuses Harvester's Late Bid For 28 Farmworkers
• 5th Circ. Denies Miss. En Banc Rehearing Of DACA Challenge
• Med Student Files Discrimination Suit Against Caribbean Univ.
• Mushroom Co. Cops To Employing Unauthorized Farm Workers
• USCIS Chucks Lawful Status Rule For Religious Workers
• House Committee Greenlights $39.3B DHS Funding Bill
• DHS Chief Takes Heat From GOP Reps. Over Sanctuary Cities
• 6th Circ. Says Medical Tech Co. Can't Duck Retaliation Claim
• The Biggest Calif. Court Decisions So Far In 2015
• Signal Gets Interim OK On $90M DIP Amid Auction Planning
• US Embassies In Cuba Not Just A Symbol
• Seyfarth Adds Ex-Jackson Walker Immigration Duo In Houston
• Attys In 9th Circ. Ariz. Traffic Stops Case Seek Fees
• McNees Slams Immigrant's Firing Conspiracy Suit
• USCIS Restarts Faster Processing For H-1B Stay Extensions
• BALCA Reverses Labor Cert. Denial In Work-From-Home Row
• Ariz. Health Group Ducks Applicant's Citizenship Bias Suit
• DOJ Seeks Limited Discovery In Immigrant Kids Case
• Au Pairs Fight To Keep Wage-Fixing Class Action Alive
• Ariz. Judge Denies Arpaio's DQ Motion In Traffic Stops Suit
• Signal Hits Ch. 11 With Deal Over Labor Trafficking Suits
• 5th Circ. Seems Open To DAPA Moms' Intervention Bid
• 5th Circ. Eyes Standing In Obama Immigration Action Case
• Woman Offered Legal Help To Scam Immigrants, Feds Say
• DACA Boosts Immigrants' Earning Power, Survey Finds
• OPINION: A Revolving Door For Illegal Immigration
• Fla. Farm Says Judge Shouldn't Split Workers' Race Bias Suit
• DHS Says It Sees 'Urgency' Of Remedying DACA Permit Error
• State Dept. Still Mulling Malaysia's Human Trafficking Status
• 9th Circ. Implicitly Affirms Metadata Is Not Hearsay
• Sen. Panel OKs Bill To Waive Visa Fees For Some Adoptees
• Immigrant Can Challenge Plea Over Atty's Bad Advice
• US Deports Convicted Nuclear Export Control Violator
• Advocates Blast Delay Bids In Suit Over Attys For Migrant Kids
• DAPA Moms' Atty Points To Contempt Threat To Fortify Appeal
• Wis. High Court Rules Atty's Deportation Warning Was Proper
• Detainee Hits DHS, ICE With $210B Abusive Treatment Suit
• Sen. Calls For Improved Efforts To Fight Labor Trafficking
• House's $39B DHS Bill Blocks Funds For Exec. Actions
• 2nd Circ. Axes Citizenship Rule Weighted Against Fathers
• SEC's EB-5 Cases Signal Growing Enforcement Trend
• Immigrant Adoption Regulations Extended Past Sweet 16
• Immigrants, USCIS Reach Deal Over Delays In Fear Interviews
• Dentention Center Can't Nix Immigrants' Forced Labor Claims
• PGA Won't Use Trump Course For Event After 'Rapist' Remarks
• Judge Blasts 'Cavalier' Gov't In Work Permit Debacle
• DOJ Faces Grim Odds In Obama Immigration Action Case
• NY Restaurant Chain Denied Immigration Docs In FLSA Suit
• Details Revealed On 18 New Immigration Judges
• Jackson Lewis Adds Immigration Shareholder, GC In Boston
• DOJ, States Bash Each Others' Logic In Exec. Action Case
• DHS Launches FOIA App In Effort To Streamline Requests
• Foreign Investment In US Hotels May Accelerate In 2nd Half
• Recruiters Say It Was Signal Who Misled Immigrant Workers
• Firm Can't Dodge Botched Visa Coverage Fight, Insurer Says
• SEC Says Oil Co. Targeted EB-5 Investors In $68M Scheme
• Texas Couple Sues Over County's Marriage License Delay
• Immigrant Groups Seek Judgment In Work Permit Delay Suit
• US Settles Case Over Alleged Removal Of 4-Year-Old Citizen
• Judge Erred In Not Telling Immigrant His Options: 9th Circ.
• EEOC Wins TRO On Firing In National Origin Bias Suit
• States Tell 5th Circ. They Have Standing In Exec. Action Row
• Feds Say Immigration Fraudster's Conviction Should Stand
• Immigration Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2015
• 4 Charged With Smuggling Minors To Work At Egg Farms
• DOL Board Says Admin Judge Should Eye H-2A Worker Firing
• 9th Circ. Says Mexican Man Not Prejudiced By Quick Removal
• 5th Circ. Hands Victories To Texas, Miss. Same-Sex Couples
• DHS Loses Bid To Nix H-4 Work Rule Fight
• Could Chief Justice Roberts Have Concurred In Obergefell?
• AILA Settles Row Over Immigration Judge Complaint Records
• USCIS Removes Hold On Some Child Status Protection Cases
• Benefits Extended To Texas State Workers' Same-Sex Spouses
• Packaging Co. Sees Fine for ICE Violations Chopped In Half
• Del. Gov. Signs Bill Granting Driving Privileges To Immigrants
• ICE Pledge Ends Injunction On Deterrence-Based Detentions
• Macy's Ditches Trump After Mexican Immigrant Remarks
• US To Reopen Embassy In Cuba, Offer New Way To Get Visas
• Texas Clerk Flips Decision To Deny Gay Marriage Licenses