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Immigration - November, 2019

122 articles

• ICE Violated Detainees' Rights In Bond Hearings, Judge Says
• DHS Lacked Way To Track Family Separations, Watchdog Says
• Gov't Wants 'Public Charge' Case Delayed Till 4th Circ. Ruling
• Most Recent ICE Detainees Found To Lack Criminal Record
• Supreme Court's Newest Cases Add Fuel To Explosive Term
• Ban On Uninsured Immigrants Likely Illegal, Ore. Judge Finds
• Carnival Should Face Recruiting Co.'s $1.5M Suit, Judge Says
• Dems Demand Transparency On Border 'Tent Courts'
• 9th Circ. Says Ex-Grad Student Still Admissible Despite Fraud
• Lawmakers Sue Trump Admin. To Enforce Census Subpoenas
• Calif. Farm Contractor Must Pay $57K For Violating H-2A Rules
• Tech Giants Back Student Visa Extension As Economic Boon
• States Urge 9th Circ. To Preserve Block On Public Charge Rule
• New DOJ Memos Restrict Help For Migrant Kids In Court
• Ex-China Diplomat Hit With 16 Years On Forced Labor Rap
• Feds Say DC Court Can't Review Vets' Citizenship Denial
• Gov't Denies Burying Evidence In Census Fight With ACLU
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• ICE Can't Use Evidence From Illegal Arrest, 2nd Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Revives Mexican Man's Petition Over U Visa Denial
• Gov't Says Detained Children's Due Process Case Is Moot
• Barr To Rethink When Theft Should Trigger Deportation
• AG Barr Wants Ore., Wash. Courts' Help With ICE Arrests
• Justices Consider FBI Agent Liability In No-Fly List Case
• Trump's Year-End Agenda Targets Exec Visas, Asylum Rules
• House Committee Subpoenas DHS Head For Southern Border Info
• Contested 9th Circ., Trial Court Picks Move Forward
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Ex-Atty's New Trial Bid Over Billing Scam
• Refugee Resettlement Order Faces Constitutional Challenge
• House Panel Approves Bipartisan Migrant Farmworker Bill
• Orgs Say Trump's Ban On Uninsured Immigrants Is Overstep
• Skeptical Rakoff Says ICE Arrest Power 'Unusual'
• Dems Target Trump's 'Remain In Mexico' Asylum Policy
• GOP Lawmaker's Bill Would Let States Offer Work Visas
• 9th Circ. Says ICE Detainer Not A Factor In Pretrial Detention
• Migrants Waiting In Mexico Shielded From Asylum Bar
• 'Remain In Mexico' Hammered In First Congressional Hearing
• Investors Rush To File EB-5 Petitions Before Minimums Jump
• Travel Ban Waiver Process Can Be Challenged, Court Hears
• Construction Co. Can't Get Migrant Workers For Framing Work
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• 9th Circ. Upholds BIA False Imprisonment Removal Order
• Auditor Calls On DOL To Process Guest-Worker Apps Faster
• Trump Admin To Enforce Northern Triangle Asylum Deals
• High Court Hears DACA: Procedure, Practicalities, Predictions
• Cuccinelli Is Out At USCIS After Joining DHS In No. 2 Spot
• EB-5 Investors Accuse Feds Of Delaying Green Card Petitions
• Guest Worker Can Pursue Trafficking Claims Despite Release
• High Court's Pass On 1 SEC Case Offers Insight Into Another
• Immigration Courts' Video Evolution Stirs Due Process Fears
• New Records Fuel ACLU Sanctions Bid In Census Query Row
• Feds Can't Enforce 'Public Charge Rule' Amid 4th Circ. Appeal
• Racetrack Employers Pony Up $1M For NY Labor Law Abuses
• GOP Revives Bill For Unlimited Detention Pending Deportation
• ACLU Urges Watchdog To Investigate 'Metering' At Border
• House Dems Challenge Wolf, Cuccinelli Appointments At DHS
• Jay Peak Fraud Case Must Stay In Vt., Feds Say
• High Court Border Death Case May Curb Suits Against Feds
• Feds Will Appeal Block Of Migrant Child Detention Regulations
• Mass. Biotech Co. Sues Feds Over Denial Of Visa For Scientist
• Bipartisan Bill Would Curb Gov't Use Of Facial Recognition
• Foreign Herders Can't Work Long Term On Guest-Worker Visa
• Law360's The Term: Can DACA Survive The High Court?
• Feds Agree To Toss Asylum Rule Changes For Immigrant Kids
• Labor Board Lets Calif. Ski Resort Hire Cooks On H-2B Visas
• 4 Months After Kisor V. Wilkie, Auer Deference Survives
• 2nd Circ. Pick Menashi Confirmed With 1 GOP Defection
• Arnold & Porter Faces DOJ Probe Into Immigration Hiring Bias
• DOL, DHS Finalize Tests For Recruiting H-2B Visa Workers
• Chad Wolf Becomes 5th Head Of DHS Under Trump
• Privacy Group Sues DHS For Border DNA Testing Info
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• DHS Proposes Limiting Work Permits For Asylum-Seekers
• Trump Can't Take Wall Money From Military, 9th Circ. Told
• 10th Circ. Finds No Harm From Terror Watchlist Placement
• Justices Tilting Toward Border Agent Who Killed Mexican Teen
• High Court DACA Ruling Could Tee Up Another Legal Fight
• Feds Need Reasonable Suspicion To Search Phones At Border
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• High Court Seems Poised To Let Trump End DACA
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Atty's Fraud Conviction May Lose China Native Asylum
• Up Next At High Court: DACA Shutdown, Border Killings
• Trump Admin. Proposes First-Ever Fee For Asylum-Seekers
• DC Circ. Revives H-1B Spousal Work Rule Challenge
• Factual Dispute Bars Feds From Trimming ICE Detention Suit
• Arpaio Hits HuffPost, Rolling Stone With New Defamation Suit
• DC Judge Says Asylum Restrictions Spur '1st Shot' Elsewhere
• DACA's Uncertainty At High Court Leaves Employers On Edge
• Feds Wrongly Denying Army Vets Citizenship, Suit Says
• ACLU Says Gov't Is Depriving Migrants Of Atty Access
• Law360's The Term: Pollution Case Gets Testy, DACA On Deck
• Trump Playing Politics With TPS Migrants' Status, Dems Say
• Gov't Owes Mental Health Care To Separated Migrant Parents
• Sports Group Exec Accused Of Leading Fake ICO
• DHS Bid To Collect Social Media Info Sparks Privacy Concerns
• Feds Can't Ignore Info In Tech Co.'s H-1B Request, Judge Says
• NY Seeks To Save Challenge To ICE Courthouse Arrests
• High Court's Disgorgement Ruling Could Curb SEC Authority
• Judge Won't Block Passport Requirement For Visa Lottery
• 2nd Stopgap Funding Bill Planned Amid Border Wall Fight
• Feds Say Proposed ICE Detainer Block Is Too Broad
• High Court Habeas Case Could Slow Fast-Tracked Removal
• SEC Disgorgement Could Survive A High Court Defeat
• Gov't Often Has 'Nothing' To Hold Immigrants, Judge Says
• 10th Circ. Says Vague Court Notice Doesn't Nix Removal Order
• Researchers Doubt DOJ's Claim On Missing Immigration Data
• DOL Recovers $422K In Back Pay For Calif. Migrant Workers
• Justices Can't Use Chevron To Solve Immigration 'Puzzle'
• Dreamers Ask To Proceed As Class In Wells Fargo Bias Suit
• Trump Adviser's Influence Should Sound Alarm In DACA Case
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• BYU Law, Wilson Sonsini Join Forces To Aid Asylum-Seekers
• Ban On Uninsured Green Card Applicants Blocked, For Now
• LA Can Halt Trump's 'Sanctuary' Rules For Grant: 9th Circ.
• Trump Names Chad Wolf As New Acting DHS Head
• Missing Records Suggest Strained Immigration Courts
• Up Next At High Court: Shipwrecks And Pollution Permits
• Wealthy Foreigners May Have Unexpected US Tax Connection
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• Supreme Court To Review SEC's Right To Seek Disgorgement
• DOJ Accused Of Wiping Nearly 1 Million Immigration Records