Immigration Archive » August, 2019

Immigration - August, 2019

163 articles

• Guatemalan Woman's Asylum Bid Revived Over New Dangers
• ICE Detentions Violate Constitution, Jailed Immigrants Say
• Families Separated At Border Demand Damages From Gov't
• 5th Circ. Revives Illegal Reentry Charge Despite Vague Notice
• Pa. Sports Bar Not Busy Enough To Hire H-2B Staff, DOL Says
• New Best Practices Under E-Discovery Spoliation Rule
• DHS Fights Challenge To Rule Speeding Up Deportations
• Senate Dems Want End To 'Remain In Mexico' Asylum Policy
• Gov't Atty Grilled Over ICE Denying Asylum-Seekers Parole
• LA Paralegal Stole Immigration Firm Clients' Money, Feds Say
• Rep. Wants DHS To Explain New Ban On Detention Site Visits
• 4th Circ. Strikes Down Limits On Immigration Case Closures
• How Law Firms Can Create Content Decision Makers Will Read
• DHS Waives More Enviro Laws To Speed Up Border Wall
• Citizenship Policy Poses Hurdles For Parents Serving Abroad
• 11th Circ. May Have Stranded Asylum-Seekers In Legal Limbo
• USCIS Has Last Word On Discretionary Visas, 9th Circ. Says
• DHS To Divert $271M To Deal With Influx Of Migrants
• Indian Man Seeking Asylum Isn't Whistleblower, 9th Circ. Says
• University Of Del. Must Face Bias Claim, 3rd Circ. Says
• DOD Says It Saved Enough Money To Build More Border Wall
• Trump's Latest Noms Include Jones Day, Jenner & Block Attys
• Pausing Asylum Interviews Would Harm 40K, Mass. Dems Say
• Cabinet Biz Partner Falsified Status, Filched Cash, Suit Says
• DOJ Bias Case Shows Risks Of I-9 Noncompliance
• DHS Is Sued To Force Release Of GPS Vehicle Tracking Info
• Litigation Over 'Public Charge' Rule Mounts With 6th Suit
• USCIS Plans To Limit Work Permits For Asylum-Seekers
• 13 State AGs Back Trump's DACA Rollback At High Court
• How They Use AI: Berry Appleman + Ogletree
• Real Estate Rumors: Academica, Host Hotels, Urbanica
• Trump Asks Supreme Court To Permit Asylum Restrictions
• 'Remain In Mexico' Cases More Than Doubled In July
• Calif. Tech Co. Pays Employee $48K For H-1B Violations
• BIA Was Wrong To Ignore Atty's Bad Advice, 9th Circ. Says
• New Immigration Rule's Approach To Public Aid Is Not New
• Think Tanks, Advocates Urge High Court To Cancel DACA
• 20 State AGs Challenge Trump Rule To Detain Migrant Kids
• Fried Frank Helps Free Asylum Seeker From Detention 'Prison'
• USCIS Can't Delay Deadlines In Special Immigrant Status Row
• 9th Circ. Affirms Immigration Atty's EB-5 Fraud Suit Loss
• EOIR Director Given Power To Decide BIA Cases In New Rule
• Tribe, Ex-Gov't Officials Argue Against Border Wall Funding
• Immigration Judge Union Condemns 'Anti-Semitic' Newsletter
• LA Says Federal Grants Can't Be Tied To Immigration Policies
• Targeted In-Law Put Mexican In Crosshairs, 11th Circ. Says
• In Trump Era, Tech May Look To Canada As Recruitment Hub
• States Back Challenge To Rule Expanding Expedited Removal
• H-2A Visas For Guatemalans May Depend On Asylum Deal
• Rulings Warrant Block On Trump Asylum Policy, Groups Say
• DOJ's Latest Effort To Undermine Impartial Immigration Bench
• Trump Rule To Detain Migrant Kids Unlikely To Survive Courts
• Hunting Guide Deserves Permanent Work Permit, Oil Co. Says
• Barnes & Thornburg Nabs Franczek Immig. Atty In Chicago
• Businessmen Schemed To Defraud EB-5 Investors, Feds Say
• Border Agent Won't Get Paid For Training, Says Fed. Circ.
• Litigation Finance Can And Should Protect Its Reputation
• Trump Admin Moves To Indefinitely Detain Immigrant Kids
• Noncitizens Fearing Persecution Have Right To Atty: 9th Circ.
• Verdict Favoring Tata In Race Bias Suit Was Legit, Judge Says
• Industrial, Marine Contracting Cos. To Pay $180K In OT Suit
• House Says Trump Can't Use Defense Money For Border Wall
• Trump Has 'Absolute Discretion' To Nix DACA, Justices Told
• IRS Hit With FOIA Suit Over Immigration Raid Docs
• Cooley Reps Student Loan Co. In $100M Debt Financing
• NY Sues Over Trump Rule On Benefits For Immigrants
• Trump Admin. Targets Immigration Parole Work Permits
• CBP Says Former Employee Can't Sue Under ADA
• Ex-Detainee Suing Over Care Urges Keeping ICE Suit Alive
• Split 9th Circ. Upholds Higher Sentence For Illegal Reentry
• Immigration Attys Seek Answers On New H-1B Registration
• Immigrant Detainees Sue Over 'Deplorable' Medical Care
• Crisis Messaging To Protect Law Firm Brand And Bottom Line
• Health Clinics Fight Rule Penalizing Immigrants On Public Aid
• Conviction Halted Green Card Holder's Residency, Gov't Says
• 4 States, DC Challenge Trump Immigration Rule On Public Aid
• States, Enviros Tell 9th Circ. Trump's Wall Unconstitutional
• 9th Circ. Narrows Nationwide Block On Asylum Restrictions
• ICE Taking Mass. Courthouse Arrest Ban To The 1st Circ.
• Dorsey & Whitney, Minn. Immigration Boutique Join Forces
• 3rd Circ. Revives Suit Slamming ICE Immigration Sting
• ICE Says Raided Plants Likely Violated Immigration Law
• Google Employees Fight CBP Cloud Computing Work
• Receiver Can Sell More Property In Jay Peak EB-5 Fraud Case
• 22 AGs Urge Trump Admin. To Withdraw Rule Limiting Asylum
• What You Should Know About Courtroom Closures
• Kidnapping Threat Not Enough For Asylum, 8th Circ. Says
• Detained Migrant Kids Must Get Basic Amenities: 9th Circ.
• 13 States Attack Trump Rule Barring Immigrants On Public Aid
• Senate Dems Demand More Info On Border Wall Land Seizure
• CBP Detainees Seek Improved Conditions, Access To Counsel
• 8th Circ. Won't Excuse Tardy Appeal Of Farm Visa Denial
• Mass. Top Court Defending Independent Judiciary In ICE Fight
• DHS Says It Has Authority To Build Wall In Ariz. Wilderness
• 9th Circ. Judge Rips Order Protecting Immigrants' Status
• Anderson Kill Expands Crypto With New Partner Bob Cornish
• Proposed H-1B Visa Fee Rule Clears OMB Review
• Greenberg Traurig Snags Ex-Fragomen Immigration Pro
• Worker Rights Groups Oppose Use Of I-9s In ID Theft Suits
• Counties Challenge Trump's Immigration Rule On Public Aid
• Due Process At Risk For Families On Deportation Fast Track
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Seaweed Scientist's Odyssey
• DC Circ. Won't Toss Diversity Visa Applicants' Suit
• Mass. Judge Accused Of Obstructing ICE Gets Pay Restored
• Trump Launches Bid To Break Up Immigration Judges' Union
• Lawsuits Can't Undo Immigrants' Fear Of Seeking Public Aid
• 3rd Circ. Halts Green Card Holder's Removal For Heroin Sale
• Cities, States Ask To Defend Counting Immigrants In Census
• Immigrant Car Wash Workers Seek Unpaid Wages In NJ
• Trump Admin. Penalizes Immigrants Seeking Public Aid
• How Unauthorized Immigrants Are Fighting To Practice Law
• NYT Wins Toss Of Arpaio's $147M Defamation Suit
• Ex-Atty Flubbed EB-5 Restaurant Bid, Investor Says
• 3 Fla. Men Charged With Payroll Tax, Workers' Comp Scheme
• Mexico Backs Parents In Cross-Border Shooting Case
• Media, Lawmakers Question Customs' Pressure On Reporters
• Ill. Truck Driver Says Cos. Routinely Underpaid Immigrants
• USCIS To Shutter Most International Offices
• GOP Lawmaker, Others Side With Trump Over Wall Funds
• Muslim Advocacy Org Wants Info On CBP Traveler Programs
• ICE Releases 300 Immigrants After Mississippi Worksite Raids
• Immigrant Not Warned Of Plea Risks, Top Mass. Court Says
• Clients Benefit From Law Firm Expense Growth
• ICE Must Report Detentions In Suit Over Spouse Deportations
• ICE Raids 7 Worksites, Detains 680 In Mississippi
• Woman Opposes Gov't's High Court Bid In No-Fly List Fight
• Justices Urged To Bar States' Use Of I-9s In Prosecutions
• How Attorneys Can Brace For Rising EB-5 Compliance Checks
• Fruit Co. To Pay $5M To Wrap Up Migrant Farmers' Wage Suit
• Changing Ethics Rules Is Key To Law Firm Innovation
• Immigration Atty Can't Push Malpractice Suit Into Arbitration
• USCIS Must Rethink Ask For 'Special Occupation' H-1B Visa
• Activists Sue DHS Over 'Illegal' Expedited Deportation Rule
• Treasury Allows Aid To Venezuela To Go On Despite Embargo
• Enviros Seek To Block Border Wall In Ariz. Wilderness Areas
• BIA Ruling 'Illogical' In Religious Asylum Case, 11th Circ. Says
• DHS Hit With Class Challenge To Marriage Interview Arrests
• DHS Sued For Info On Teens Transferred To ICE Custody At 18
• Justices Asked To Clarify Damages In Cross-Border Shooting
• Mexico Weighing Legal Action Over El Paso Shooting
• States' Suit Over Border Wall Sheds Treasury Fund Claims
• Judging A Book: Castillo Reviews 'Raising The Bar'
• Motel 6, Guests Get Early OK Of ICE Info-Sharing Deal
• Texas McDonald's Franchisee Settles Discrimination Claims
• Immigration Courts Are 'Ignoring The Law,' Mass. Judge Says
• Will US Accelerate Global Shift Against Asylum Hopefuls?
• In LA, Removal Policy Change Lands Quietly Amid Raid Fears
• New Asylum Rules For Unaccompanied Kids Stalled, For Now
• Gov't Ends Family Entry Programs For Haitians, Filipino Vets
• Blank Rome Lands Government Contracts Pro In DC
• GAO Denies Protest Over $800M Border Fence Deal
• ICE Official Admits 'Foul-Up' With Detainee's Paperwork
• Law360's Pro Say: Burned Out? Try Being An Immigration Atty
• H-2A Workers Can't Revive Key Claim In Farm Conditions Row
• Enviros' Wall Fight Is For The Birds, Trump Tells 9th Circ.
• DC Judge Vacates Trump Rule Restricting Asylum Eligibility
• Prosecutors Fire Back At AG Barr Over Immigrant Convictions
• Tougher Asylum Reqs Break With Int'l Law, UN Tells DC Circ.
• DOD Pauses Screening Policy For US Resident Enlistment
• Attys In Au Pair Antitrust Wage Dispute Get $22.9M In Fees
• Graham Asylum Bill Advances Over Protests From Democrats
• Calif. Court Won't Lift Block On Trump's Asylum Rollbacks
• A Welcome Turning Of The Tide On State Preemption Of Cities