Immigration Archive » January, 2018

Immigration - January, 2018

165 articles

• DHS Must Give Immigration Group Info On ICE Programs
• 7,000 Syrians Retain Temporary Protected Status, For Now
• Immigration-Restriction Group's FOIA Suit Seeks Yates' Emails
• Judge Strikes Class Claims In Wells Fargo Loan Bias Suit
• Calif. Defends Challenge To Sanctuary City Grant Cuts
• Centers Of Influence Are Key To Small Law Firm Rainmaking
• Palestinian's Removal Over Congress' Objection 'Disturbing'
• Trump's State Of The Union Keeps Hard Line On Immigration
• Refugee Class Urges Against Pause Of Family Ban Case
• DHS Tightens Vetting For Refugees From 'High-Risk' Countries
• Trump Plan Would Slash Immigration, Report Says
• Decapitated Relative Not Enough For BIA Review: 7th Circ.
• Immigration Bill Roundup: H-1B Reforms, Anti-Trafficking
• Washington Stops Sharing Driver's License Data With ICE
• Dems, Advocates Say ICE Detained Activists In Retaliation
• From Law Firm To Newsroom: An Interview With Bob Woodruff
• DHS Fights Union's High Court Appeal Over F-1 Visa Rule
• Judge Frees Activist From 'Cruel' ICE Detention
• Dems 'Appalled' To See CBP Searching Bus For Immigrants
• Judging A Book: Kendall Reviews 'On The Jury Trial'
• Infrastructure, Immigration To Headline State Of The Union
• Ex-ICE Agent Admits Taking Bribes From Immigrants' Atty
• Wawa Wins Ex-Worker's 'Speak English' Discrimination Suit
• Trump's Immigration Road Map Has Attys Scrambling
• USCIS Reverses Denial Of H-1B Visa For Engineering Job
• British Owners Of Fla. Small Biz Sue USCIS For Denying Visas
• 13 States Urge High Court To Let DACA Rollback Proceed
• DHS Bid To Reveal Anti-Trump Twitter User Prompts FOIA Suit
• Guam Businesses' Suit Over H-2B Visa Denials Can Proceed
• SEC's EB-5 Visa 'Sham' Suit Is Out Of Line, Calif. Man Says
• Trump Unveils Immigration Overhaul Plan With GOP's Praise
• Legal Nonprofit Files FOIA Suit Over Haitians' TPS Status
• Do I Need New Trial Counsel? 9 Questions To Ask
• Axing Haitians' Protected Status Was Discriminatory, Suit Says
• What Employers Should Know About Termination Of TPS
• Shepherds Fight H-2A Visa At DC Circ. In Wage Dispute
• Latino Guests Say Phoenix Motel 6 Gave Personal Info To ICE
• State Dems Fight Trump's Sanctuary City, DACA Policies
• NJ Joins DACA Fight As 'Dreamer' Atty Gets Sworn In
• Gov't Can't Dodge Soldiers' Expedited-Citizenship Suit
• DOJ Wants Sanctuary Cities' Immigration Compliance Docs
• Populous Va. County To Roll Back Immigrant Detentions
• SEC Settles With Jay Peak Water Park Contractors For $225K
• Shutdown Fight A Prelude For Immigration Battle
• State Dept. Sued Over Citizenship For Same-Sex Couples' Kids
• Fraud Low In Fed. Health Insurance Marketplace, GAO Finds
• Omnicare Settles DOJ's Citizenship Discrimination Probe
• Immigration Cases Piling Up In Calif., Research Center Finds
• Chinese Woman Admits Immigration Fraud In Exam Trade
• Lessons From President Trump's Failed Judicial Nominations
• Justices Will Speed Up Review Of Feds' Appeal In DACA Case
• 4 Ways GCs Can Prepare For Potential Worksite Raids
• ACLU Fees Clipped In Suit Over ICE Asylum Seeker Info
• DHS Waives Environmental Laws To Construct Border Wall
• Fla. Developer Will Pay $11M To End EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Trump Signs Bill To Reopen Federal Government
• Trump Campaign Ad Blames Dems For Immigrant Crimes
• DOL Maneuvers To Handle Surge In H-2B Visa Requests
• How To Control Data As Technology Complicates E-Discovery
• Chinese Investors Sue Over Alleged $60M EB-5 Fraud
• Immigration Standoff Keeps Government Shuttered
• Trump Asks High Court To Review Order Maintaining DACA
• Calif. AG Warns Against Illegally Giving Worker Info To ICE
• CBP Violated Court Orders Against Travel Ban: DHS Watchdog
• Sanctuary City Args Put DOJ On 'Slippery Slope,' Judge Warns
• High Court Agrees To Review Trump's Travel Ban
• Immigration Judges Sued For Not Conducting Bond Hearings
• House OKs Spending Bill To Head Off Gov't Shutdown
• US Cancels Haitian Eligibility For Temp Worker Visas
• Ryan Says Budget Fights Pushing DOD To 'Breaking Point'
• EOIR Sets Out Rules To Streamline Changes Of Venue
• EOIR Sets Metrics, Case Priorities For Immigration Judges
• Ex-Mass. RMV Clerk Gets 15 Months For Fake ID Scheme
• Immigration Status Denied Honduran Fair Trial: NJ Justices
• DOJ Moves To Kill Challenge To Sanctuary City Grant Cuts
• Analysts Slam Report Linking Immigrants To Terrorism
• House Republicans Advance Funding Bill Without Dems
• Feds Ask NY Court To Allow DACA Rollback To Continue
• 6th Circ. Says Mexican Woman Wrongly Denied Asylum Bid
• Nelson Mullins Adds Ex-Fragomen Atty To Immigration Group
• A Chat With Davis Wright CSO Mark Usellis
• Mexico Native Says Feds Can't Take Back DACA Status
• Jay Peak Investor Suit Stayed Pending Related Settlements
• High Court Won't Review Central American Immigrants' Cases
• Immigration Key Sticking Point As Gov't Shutdown Looms
• Dem Ire, GOP Dodge On Trump Meeting Roil DACA Hearing
• Wash. Agency To Stop Giving Info To Immigration Officials
• Trump Admin. Looks To Appeal DACA Ruling To High Court
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2017
• Fla. House Passes Ban On Sanctuary Cities
• Protesters Arrested After Immigration Advocate Held By ICE
• Justices To Hear Immigrant's Appeal Over Removal Condition
• Investor Claiming Phony EB-5 Project Settles $1.5M Suit
• DACA Deal Uncertain After Trump's Derogatory Comments
• Gov't Denied Quick Win In Soldiers' Citizenship Suit
• Split 9th Circ. Rejects Petition Of Immigrant Denied Counsel
• Immigration Bills To Watch As DACA Debate Unfolds
• 8th Circ. Won't Review Removal Of Santa Muerte Worshipper
• ICE Touts Workplace Immigration Enforcement Strategy
• Sessions Gives EOIR Director Role To Acting Head
• Another Immigrant Teen Says Gov't Barring Her From Abortion
• 6 E-Discovery Predictions For 2018
• How Sanctuary City Regs Could Impact Houston Real Estate
• ICE Raids 7-11s Nationwide, Arrests 21 Immigrant Workers
• Spokane Shifts Police Policies After Detained Immigrant's Suit
• Democrats Tout Upper Hand After Court Halts DACA Demise
• Gov't Watchdog Wants DHS To Improve Terrorism Screenings
• Judge Blocks Trump's DACA Rollback Nationwide
• Greenspoon Marder Adds 3 Immigration Attys In NJ
• Colo. Landscaper To Pay Back Wages To 53 H-2B Workers
• 6 Roles To Embrace In An Evolving Legal Industry
• Feds Deny Considering Forcing Out Some H-1B Visa Holders
• DACA Compromise Negotiations Heat Up At White House
• What Attorneys Can Do For Salvadorans Losing TPS
• 7th Circ. Urges Gov't To Delay Deporting Man During Appeal
• Pardoned Ex-Sheriff Arpaio Says He's Running For Senate
• 'Difficult' DACA Cases Head To 2nd Circ.
• This Year, Let's Invest In Lawyer Resiliency
• Dems Back Suit Over Immigration-Related Funding Cuts
• Supreme Court Declines To Hear 3 Immigration Cases
• 5 Legal Technology Predictions For 2018
• Feds Are Denied Bid To Revive Refugee Family Ban
• Texas Couple Get Prison In Enslaved Nigerian Nanny Case
• The New Normal For Business Immigration In 2018
• DHS Ends Temporary Protected Status For Salvadorans
• Senator Warns Of Shutdown After Trump Demands $18B Wall
• CBP Unveils New Rules For Device Searches At Borders
• Judge's 'Hostile And Bullying' Acts Prompt New Hearing
• 14 State AGs Support Challenge To Sanctuary City Grant Cuts
• Sessions To Probe How Immigration Judges Close Cases
• Feds Pursue Charges Against Foreign Student In Exam Fraud
• Arpaio Deputy Must Pay Partial Atty Fees Over Appeal
• Preparing For Potential Cuts To Certain H-1B Extensions
• Immigrants Denied Redo In SSA Intimidation Class Action
• Immigration, Spending Deal Dominate Busy Jan. On The Hill
• Punish Politicians Who Support Sanctuaries, ICE Chief Says
• Ex-US Diplomat Can't Escape Verdict In Trafficking Suit
• Employment Visas: 2017 Changes And What To Expect Ahead
• Judge Rips Feds Over Bailed Man's ICE Lockup, Nixes Case
• Trump Lays Out Demands For DACA Deal
• Atty Fees Bid Trimmed In Detainees' Bond Policy Battle
• Iranian Nationals Cite Harm In Latest Travel Ban Challenge
• Litigation Finance Trends To Watch In 2018
• Motel 6 Gave Guest Info To ICE, Wash. AG Says
• Chicago Has No Grounds To Sue Over Grant Rules, DOJ Says
• Judge Erred In Detainee's Competency Review, 9th Circ. Says
• DACA Fix, Defense Spending Change Raised In Funding Talks
• Ex-DHS Heads Call For Quick Action On DACA Fix
• Mayors Ask DHS To Extend Protected Status For El Salvador
• Campus Cop's Bias Suit Over Citizenship Revived By NJ Court
• Delta Flight Attendants Accuse Airline Of Anti-Semitism
• The Enneagram And The Practice Of Law
• Alissa Starzak On Net Neutrality, US Army, Leap To Startup
• ICE Must Release 300 Iraqi Detainees, Mich. Judge Says
• Full 9th Circ. To Rehear Fees Bid In 'No Fly' Case
• Realty Co. Can't Revive H-1B Denial Challenge At 2nd Circ.
• Plaintiff Replies Due Jan. 4 On Trump's Refugee Family Ban
• Judging A Book: Tymkovich Reviews 'Gorsuch'
• Immigrants Accuse Calif. Detention Center Of Labor Abuses
• DACA Plaintiffs Oppose Appeal, Willing To Pause Discovery
• Congressional Forecast: January
• Immigration Cases To Watch In 2018
• Immigration Policy To Watch In 2018
• 3 Trends Employers Should Fear In 2018