Immigration Archive » May, 2022

Immigration - May, 2022

130 articles

• Calif. McDonald's Franchisee Settles Immigrant Bias Claims
• Ex-Judges In US Territories Call For Defeat Of 'Insular Cases'
• Gov't, Construction Firms End Private Border Wall Case
• Jury Mulls If 'We Build The Wall' Defendant Swindled Donors
• Justices Won't Hear Request To Halt Immigration Support
• Prison Can't Skirt Min. Wage Laws In 9th Circ. Bid, States Say
• Law360 Names 2022's Top Attorneys Under 40
• What To Expect As 5th Circ. Prepares To Hear DACA Clash
• Lawmakers Ask DHS To Probe Boston's Low Asylum Rate
• Dems Chide Biden For Afghans,' Ukrainians' Uneven Welcome
• Biden's Diverse Nominees Would Make 7th Circ. History
• ABA Isn't Giving Up On Diversity Efforts By Ending CLE Rule
• Red States Back Fla.'s Anti-Sanctuary City Law At 11th Circ.
• 'We Build The Wall' Fraud Defendant Shows Jury Border Video
• Senate Votes Down Resolution To Ax Biden Asylum Rule
• Child Endangerment Plea Sinks 3rd Circ. Deportation Fight
• Ex-ADI Engineer Cleared Of Most Charges In Trade Secret Trial
• UCLA Reports 'Gross' Injustices With 'Dedicated Dockets'
• Feds Ask Court To Nix Deadlines For Allies' Green Card Apps
• Lateral Candidate Screening Steps To Prevent Bad Behavior
• Lowenstein Sandler Can't Escape Venture Capitalist's Claims
• Ex-CBP Director Joins Venable As Trade Adviser In DC
• Biden Taps Judge Pan To Replace Jackson On DC Circ.
• DHS 'Decimated' EB-5 Visa Capital Firms, Investors Say
• Immigration Legal Collective Adds Trio Of Litigators
• A Look At The Legal Profession Since Murder Of George Floyd
• ICE, Immigrants Agree On Fees To End Suit Over Wait Times
• 'We Build The Wall' Fraud Defendant Tells Jury Work Was Legit
• Amazon Urged To End Support For DHS Biometric Program
• Lawmakers Urge Temporary Protected Status For Migrants
• CBP Inks New Deal On Conditions For Detained Kids
• Wash. Urges 9th Circ. To Affirm Detainees' $23M Wage Win
• NY Ruling Correctly Deems Legal Finance Docs Irrelevant
• Justices Pass On Suits Over Courts' Immigration Jurisdiction
• Feds, Texas Fight Over Court's Power To Block Asylum Policy
• Push For Gov't-Funded Deportation Defense Gains Steam
• If You Say You're Filing A BIA Brief, File It, 3rd Circ. Says
• 'Seriously, We Are Done': Judge Quits Trial, Says Atty Lied
• Watchdog Says Migrants Got No COVID Tests Before Flights
• Justices' Deference To Immigration Court Is Concerning
• La. Judge Slams Brakes On Biden's Title 42 Repeal Effort
• Hungarian Pop Star Says Feds Mistook Travel Authorization
• ADI Lied About Breaking Export Law, Engineer On Trial Says
• La. Judge Won't Transfer Challenge To Biden Asylum Rule
• 3rd Circ. Seeks Info In Citizenship Suit Revived By High Court
• Fla. Tells 11th Circ. Anti-Sanctuary City Law Isn't Racist
• Senate Approves $40B Ukraine Aid Package
• 5th Circ. Raps Judge's Credibility Ruling, Revives Asylum Bid
• Overcommunicate With Your Summer Associates This Year
• IT Staffing Co. Settles DOJ Claims Of Bias Against US Citizens
• Steve Wynn Gambles On Who's A Foreign Agent Under FARA
• 6th Circ. Asked To Keep Biden ICE Enforcement Curbs Frozen
• 5 Indicted For Alleged China-Run Spying On Activists
• ICE, GEO Group Sued Over Suicide Of Man Detained In Calif.
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Reviving Ill. Counties' Immigration Law Fight
• Biotech Research Center Escapes Engineer's Paid Leave Suit
• Nev. Case Highlights Settlement Authority Dilemmas For Cos.
• DOJ Sues To Force Steve Wynn To Register As China Agent
• Orthopedic Center Hit With $111M Verdict For Botched Surgery
• Suit Over Fallen Cheese Art Settled With Border Wall Builders
• Panel Says DOJ Can Shield Census Citizenship Question Docs
• Meta Hit With Citizenship Bias Proposed Class Action
• 5th Circ. Denies 'Unjust' Dismissal Bid In Immigration Suit
• Rubio, Cruz Float Changes To Visa-Free Travel Program
• DOL Chief Walsh Backs Immigration Reform To Fill Open Jobs
• High Court Raises Stakes Of Immigration Court Decisions
• 3rd Circ. Backs Asylum Seeker's Ineffective Counsel Claim
• BIA Must Rethink Asylum Bid Of Woman Who Aided Police
• 9th Circ. Says Indian's Activism Plans Warrant Asylum Redo
• Justices Curb Court Review Of Immigration Rulings
• 9th Circ. Orders BIA Review Of Nepalese Man's Asylum Denial
• Gov't Says Travel Ban Casualties Can No Longer Claim Harm
• Competition Bill Sparks Fight Over STEM Green Card Caps
• Surety Cos. Say Trump-Era Bond Policy Is Unlawful
• Texas v. Pandemic: How The Lone Star State Litigated COVID
• The Fastest Federal Trial Courts: A Look At Virginia, Florida
• 11th Circ. Says No Counsel Needed Before Immigration Judge
• Guatemalan Gang Slashing Wasn't Persecution, 8th Circ. Says
• 11th Circ. Affirms Asylum Denial For Indigenous Guatemalan
• 4th Circ. Erases Order Granting Detainees New Bond Hearings
• Tips For Evaluating Machine Learning For Contracts Review
• House Panel Votes Yes On Independent Immigration Courts
• 5th Circ. Doubts It Can Weigh In On Stalled Border Wall Fight
• Separated Migrant Families Can Continue Quest For Damages
• Feds Seek Toss Of Juvenile Migrant Work Permit Suit
• Asylum-Seeking Family Wants To Intervene In Title 42 Case
• $40B Ukrainian Aid Package Gets Green Light From House
• Foreign Pot Workers Not Barred From US, CBP Memo Says
• Judge Rightly Kept 'Remain In Mexico' In Place, Justices Hear
• Grossman Young Adds ACLU Atty To Fed. Litigation Practice
• DC Circ. Revives Plasma Companies' Visa Policy Suit
• How To Efficiently Deploy Your Professional Growth Strategy
• Feds Want 1-Year Sentence For Chinese Engineer's J-1 Fraud
• Ex-Gov't Officials Argue For More Foreign STEM Grads In US
• DOJ Lets Immigration Judges Consider Mental Health History
• 18 States Support 'Remain In Mexico' Ruling At High Court
• BIA Erred On Money Laundering Deportation, 2nd Circ. Says
• EOIR Doesn't Have To Share Atty Probe Results, 9th Circ. Says
• A 6-Step Framework For Legal Industry Professional Growth
• CBP To Phase Out 'Critical Incident' Response Teams
• Why Contempt May Be Apt Punishment For High Court Leaker
• GAO Denies $4M ICE Contract Protest For Bid Differences
• BIA Says Pa. Pot Conviction Is Grounds For Deportation
• Hungarian Pop Star Mistook Travel Authorization, Gov't Says
• Fragomen Taps 20-Year Veteran As New Houston Chief
• Texas AG Opens Probe Into State Bar's Immigration Funding
• 9th Circ. Says BIA Must Rethink Gay Nigerian's Torture Claim
• No Early Release For Agent Convicted Of Smuggling Players
• Protester Gets Costs Only Despite Win In ICE Lease Dispute
• Migrants' ICE Ambush Suit Against Grower Nixed After Deals
• Engineer Hid Pilfered Chip Files As Pokémon Pics, Jury Told
• Clients' Diversity Mandates For Law Firms Are Necessary
• Judge Won't Ax Florida Challenge To Biden Border Policy
• Military Can Help On Immigration Enforcement, 9th Circ. Says
• Biden Tells 6th Circ. States Can't Sue Over Immigration Policy
• Indian Citizen Sues After Losing Work Due To USCIS Delays
• Policyholder Gains In Virus Coverage State Trial Court Suits
• County Called ICE On Immigrant For Traffic Issue, Suit Says
• Leak Likely To Spur Paranoia At High Court, Legal Pros Say
• Judge Allows For Court Monitor To Meet Migrants' Attys
• 4th Circ. Says Tardiness Isn't A Failure To Appear
• Cleaner's H-2B Worker Request Unjustified, DOL Board Says
• Feds Expand Grace Period For Migrant Work Permit Renewals
• 5 Questions That Can Help Law Firms Win RFPs
• 6th Circ. Affirms Cuban Man's Meth Possession Guilty Plea
• High Court Needs More Info Amid 'Remain In Mexico' Appeal
• Judge Trims $100M EB-5 Case But Allows Breach Claims
• Subcontractor Demands Payment Under $2.7M Border Deal
• DOL Board Says Calif. Co. Showed It Looked For US Workers
• How Law Firms Can Employ More Veterans