Immigration Archive » January, 2023

Immigration - January, 2023

127 articles

• American Couple Deny Blame For TV Images Of Afghan Child
• AILA Urges Pols To Improve Policy, Resist Border Penalties
• Title 42 Suits May Die Alongside Nat'l Emergency
• ICE Says It's In Line With FOIA Requests On Detainees, Facility
• White House To End COVID-19 Emergency Declarations In May
• Judge Won't Revive Bid For Temp. Golf Course Landscapers
• Advocates Warn Biden Against 'Rushed' Asylum Screenings
• 9th Circ. Won't Hear H-2A Shepherd's Class Cert. Appeal
• GOP Rep. Accuses DHS Of Blocking Border Patrol Testimony
• Bankrupt NYC Holiday Inn Gets OK To House Migrants
• Bankrupt NYC Holiday Inn Seeks OK To House Migrants
• Migrant Fights Bid To Block DHS Testimony In Separation Suit
• Feds Say Ohio Man Lied About War Crime To Immigrate
• Interpreter's Bad Advice Leads To Plea Deal Being Overturned
• Feds Say Texas Woman Posed As Immigration Agent In Scam
• Feds Slam 'Blatant Forum Shopping' In GOP-Led Parole Suit
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• Immigration Attys Say No Deal In Remote Hearing Row
• Biden Outpacing Trump On Executive Immigration Action
• Texas Commission Accuses 2 Of Illegally Repping Immigrants
• 9th Circ. Cites Errors In Denial Of Guatemalan's Asylum Bid
• 2nd Circ. Rules ICE Must Help ACLU Track Immigration Cases
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• Afghan Child's Family Seeks Penalty For Marine's TV Interview
• DC Circ Mulls If Low-Level Employees Can Deport Immigrant
• DC Court Won't Dismiss Migrant Kids' Title 42 Case
• 3rd Circ. Chastises 'Ethnocentric' Immigration Judges
• Russia-Focused Immigration Atty Couple Cop To Fraud Plot
• Migrants Cite Increased Decision Delays In Suit Against USCIS
• NY Drug Court Sued Over Lack Of Translation Services
• Texas Leads Challenge To Expanded Migrant Parole Program
• AILA Bashes Feds' Handling Of Special Immigrant Program
• Colo. Sens Ask Biden To Extend TPS For New Venezuelans
• DOL Board Rejects 'Vague' Request For Thai Housekeeper
• 3rd Circ. Refuses Review of Father's Deportation Relief Bid
• DHS Wants Official's Testimony Barred In Border Suit
• 9th Circ. Rebukes BIA For Overlooking Man's Asylum Claims
• DHS Reaches Permit, Visa Deal With Foreign Worker Spouses
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Builder Didn't Justify Late H-2B Request, Judge Finds
• 10th Circ. Mulls Challenge To 'Racist' Illegal Reentry Law
• Asylum Seekers Take Feds To Court Over ICE Data Breach
• Fragomen Hires Immigration Health Atty To Lead Minn. Office
• Labor Board Bucks Mushroom Farm's Bid For Workers
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• Cancer Patient Files Civil Rights Suit Against Attys, Monsanto
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• AILA Tells Biden It Has 'Grave Concerns' Over 'Transit Ban'
• Broadway Ticket Co. Settles Over Discriminatory Job Ad
• Justices Told GOP States Wrongly Barred From Title 42 Fight
• U.S. Launches Program For Americans To Sponsor Refugees
• Colombian Actor's Residency Approved Weeks After Lawsuit
• Biden Admin. Asks Justices To Save Axed Immigration Law
• US Immigration Court Backlog Reaches All-Time High
• Chinese EB-5 Investors Sue Feds Over 'Illogical' Visa Policy
• Proposed Immigration Fee Increases May Have A Silver Lining
• NY EB-5 Center Again Rebuts Investors' Fraud Claims
• 2 Immigration Attys To Plead Guilty To Asylum Scam
• Forestry Co. Owner To Pay $1.1M To Duped H-2B Workers
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• GOP Rep Hints At Subpoenas In Long-Running WH Docs Bid
• Atty Calls For More Info On Expanded Border Processing App
• 1st Circ. Declines To Review Migrant's Petition For Asylum
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• AILA, US Agree On Enforceability Of Remote Hearing Rules
• Justices Mull Jurisdiction Guidance For Deportation Appeals
• No Need To Wait For Justices To End Title 42, Experts Say
• Human Trafficking Orgs. Tell High Court To Eye Nurses' Case
• 5th Circ. Denies Woman's Asylum Claim For Lack Of Evidence
• Biden To Streamline Process Of Immigrant Labor Disputes
• Dominican National Admits To Role In Fatal Smuggling
• Up Next At High Court: Turkish Bank Fights Criminal Charges
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• Justices To Weigh Obstruction Of Justice Qualification
• BIA Rejects Chinese National's Bid For Removal Cancelation
• DC Judge Nixes EB-5 Investor's Bid To Hurry USCIS
• UN Human Rights Chief Denounces New US Border Policy
• High Inflation Sends DOL Monetary Penalties Up By 7.7%
• DC Judge Won't Halt Policy Prioritizing Nonimmigrant Visas
• Gov't Can't Duck Children's Suit Over Border Separations
• Bannon Gets Permission To Switch Counsel Before Wall Trial
• Split 9th Circ. Tells BIA To Reconsider Woman's Asylum Case
• Ukrainians Seek To Claw Back $80M In Work Permit Fees
• Immigration Considerations For Employers Planning Layoffs
• Judge Lets DACA Bias Suit Proceed Against Credit Union
• Feds Must Face Investor's Suit Over Green Card Delay
• Calif. Vineyard Wants To DQ Judge In Farm Wage Theft Suit
• White House Touts Chip Collaboration At Regional Summit
• Fla. Project, Chinese Investors Settle EB-5 Fraud Class Action
• 1st Circ. Upholds Airport Search Of Chinese National's Laptop
• Father-Son Contractors Get Prison Time For $6M Tax Fraud
• Crypto Insider Trader Gets 10 Mos. In Landmark Case
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• NJ Judge Skeptical Of Virtual Immigration Hearing Denials
• GEO Group and Migrant Fathers, Sons Settle Separation Suit
• IT Co. Workers Ink $4.65M Deal To End Bias Case
• High Court Turns Away Fed Workers' Age Bias Suit
• Justices Deny Texas' Bid To Revive Trump Public Charge Rule
• Biden's Asylum Restrictions Favor Wealthier Migrants
• Syrian-Born NY Doctor Says Colleagues Disparaged Arabs
• Wage Transparency Laws Create Labor Cert. Hurdles
• Ahead Of Privilege Arguments, 4 Kavanaugh Rulings To Know
• Lack Of Licensing Information Dooms H-2A Application
• US Again Sanctions Iranian Drone-Makers For Arming Russia
• Texas Says Biden Immigration Rule 'De-Fangs' Welfare Law
• 11th Circ. Backs 42-Month Sentence For Honduran National
• DOL Board Says Revision Undermined Co.'s H-2B Application
• New USCIS Visa Fees Won't Solve Bigger Issues, Attys Say
• Fla. Construction Co. Owners Seek Probation In $6M Tax Case
• Bypassing Legal Migration Will Mean Asylum Ban, Biden Says
• Fulbright Applicant Wants 'Discriminatory' Policy Blocked
• 9th Circ. Says BIA Too Quick To Dismiss No-Notice Claim
• ICE Detainees' Forced Labor Class Cert. To Await High Court
• Biden's New DACA Rule Invalid Like The Original, States Say
• Border Wall Fraud Verdict Backed By Evidence, Judge Says
• DOL Settles Migrant Shelters' 5th Circ. Wage Rules Appeal
• Judge Partially OKs Co.'s H-2B Request, Chides DOL's Denial
• US Aims To Fund Asylum Cases With Higher Immigration Fees
• NJ Judge Says Atty Not An Employee For Whistleblower Suit
• 4th Circ. Backs Removal Order Over Identity Theft Conviction
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
• What To Watch For In Massachusetts Courts In 2023
• What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night In 2023
• Immigration Policies To Watch In 2023
• Top Immigration Cases To Watch In 2023
• Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2023