Immigration Archive » March, 2023

Immigration - March, 2023

148 articles

• Asylum Protections Don't Apply Outside US, Feds Tell 9th Circ.
• Biz Denied Temp. Foreign Landscapers Over Debarment
• Woman Wants Out Of Deposition In ICE Doc's Defamation Suit
• Nurse Recruiters Must Fulfill Pay Promises In Trafficking Suit
• 2nd Circ. Won't Second-Guess BIA In Admin. Closure Appeal
• ICE Failed To Back I-9 Form Allegations, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Refuses To Divide Conspiracy Loss In Removal Case
• Wash. Federal Judge Blocks Seattle Airport Deportation Ban
• Labor Board Revives Hotel's Bid For H-2B Housekeepers
• 200K Pages From Feds But No Answers, Migrant Families Say
• US Citizens Urge Court To Let Them Defend Parole Programs
• Ex-ICE Detainee's Claims Look Familiar, Facility Operator Says
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• DHS Asks 9th Circ. To Restore Trump's Immigration Bond Rule
• Green Card Hopefuls Slam Agency Delays At 9th Circ.
• Feds Object To $64K Atty Fees Bill After Losing Visa Suit
• Mayorkas Calls Out 'Broken' System In DHS Budget Defense
• Unhandled Deficiencies Doom Orchard's Foreign Worker Bid
• Judge OKs Work Permits For Highly Skilled Workers' Spouses
• Tips For Establishing Associational Standing
• Asylum Officers Slam Biden's 'Draconian' Asylum Changes
• Garland Details Need For Immigration, Civil Rights Funding Hike
• Mayorkas Refuses To Dignify Insult-Laden Resignation Calls
• Judge Says ICE Must Widen Detention Policies FOIA Search
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• Bipartisan Pair Of Senators Again Pushes H-1B Visa Changes
• Board Says Landscaper Hadn't Justified Migrant Worker Bid
• Chinese Investors Can't Get High Court To Hear Atty Fee Fight
• Sheepherder Asks Nev. Justices To OK Pay For On-Call Hours
• Orgs Chide Biden Admin's 'Broad' Deportation Felony Stance
• Gorsuch Balks At Potential Chill Of Immigration Speech Law
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• Feds Bash NY Atty's Acquittal Bid In Asylum Fraud Conviction
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Pleads Not Guilty To Lying For Green Card
• ICE Fights Bid To Certify Asylum-Seekers Class In Breach Suit
• 5 Things To Know About The US-Canada Asylum Rule
• BIA Says Choice Of Law Tied To Charging Court
• Geo Group Can't Escape Family Leave Violation Claim
• Inside The Settlement Over ICE's 'Steak Out' Raid In Tenn.
• 'Lenity' Should Apply To Obstruction Cases, AILA Tells Justices
• Judge Upends DOL Order Booting Fla. Biz From H-2A Program
• Lack Of Facts Frees ICE, Prison Operator From Battery Suit
• Blinken Touts Improved Visa Processing Delays To Congress
• ICE Denies Claim It Outed Asylum-Seeker's Identity
• Board Accepts H-2A App Despite Signature 'Mistake'
• 9th Circ. To Rehear Mexican Father's Bid To Stay In US
• COVID-19 Flexibilities For Immigration Deadlines To End Soon
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• Advocates Call On Biden To Bolster Refugee Program
• BALCA Says Lack Of Temporary Need Dooms H-2B Request
• DOL Officer Chided For Slow File Submission In H-2A Bid
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Hit With Visa Charge After Torture Verdict
• CBP Flouted Pastor's First Amendment Rights, Judge Says
• Court Rules Shepherds Can Bring New Wage Fixing Claims
• Exposed Asylum Seekers Say ICE Again Violated Privacy
• La. Advocates Say State Bid For Asylum Info Tramples Rights
• DOL Board Denies Hotel Co's Bid For Temp Housekeepers
• Ariz. Co.'s Earlier H-2B Request Nixes New Temp Worker Bid
• Texas Slams Feds' 'Judge Shopping' Claim In Funding Suit
• DHS Says EB-5 Clarification Is Not Rule That Can Be Litigated
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Hit With $15.5M Verdict In Torture Case
• Law Professors Pose Workaround For Biden If DACA Falls
• GOP Reps. Accuse Mayorkas Of Hiding Migrant Release Data
• Haitian Mayor Tortured And Murdered Rivals, Boston Jury Told
• Justices Urged To Shun DOJ's 'Boundless' Deportation Stance
• Job Site Co. Agrees To Rewrite Code In EEOC Settlement
• Feds Say Migrants Want Sanctions For 'Harmless' Documents
• IT Company Wants South Asian Hiring Bias Suit Tossed
• Fake-ID Offense Isn't 'Continuing,' Immigration Officer Says
• Meet DC's New Astute, Diligent Judge Ana C. Reyes
• Advocates Say 'Unprepared' Feds Botched Afghan Response
• Feds Tell Justices Flap Over Immigration Law Overblown
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• Landscaper's H-2B Worker Bid Flops Over Missing Info
• ICE Whistleblower Wasn't Retaliated Against, 4th Circ. Says
• State Dept. To Drop 'Obsolete' Informal Eligibility Assessments
• Judge Says 'Remain In Mexico' Suit Survives Justices' Rulings
• Advocacy Group Sues DC Over Expanded Noncitizen Voting
• Border Wall Org Atty Can Exit Bannon Case Amid Unpaid Fees
• Washington Judge Won't Halt Migrants' Suit On Waiver Delays
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Insufficient Facts Doom SPLC Atty Access Claim, Judge Says
• Cambodian Can Sue ICE For Wrongful Arrest, 1st Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Says No To Asylum Because Dad Fought Sandinistas
• Feds Say DC Court No Longer Has Control Over Ally Visa Plan
• 8th Circ. Judge Questions Precedent While Affirming Removal
• Proposed Visa Fee Hikes Draw Widespread Criticism
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• Dems Say Immigration Fee Hike Hurts Family Reunification
• Feds Pan Special Immigrants' Class Bid In Visa Delay Suit
• Factual, Legal Errors May Doom Fla. Migrant Detention Ruling
• DOL Board Says It Can't Extend Visa For Sick Mother's Nanny
• DOL Hits Florida Resort For $200K Over H-2B Violations
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• W.Va. Says 'Remain In Mexico' Rollback Ignored Drug Surge
• Prosecutors Say CBP Officer Assaulted 2 At Texas Border
• DHS Extends Stay For Earliest Ukrainian Arrivals
• Miami Couple Pleads Guilty In Boat Motor Export Conspiracy
• Dem. States Say Abrupt DACA End Means Billions In Losses
• Families Urge Judge To Find US Wanted Separations To Hurt
• Ex-ICE Facility Operator Hit With Forced Labor Class Action
• Livestock Farm Can't Prove Seasonal Need For H-2A Workers
• Texas Judge Nixes DOJ Judge-Shopping Claim In Parole Suit
• Truckers, Farm Sign $2M Deal To End Agriculture Wage Suit
• Protected Status Applicants Say Gov't Denying Work Permits
• US Allies Say Feds New Visa Plan Flouts Court Order
• H-2A Workers Say Apple Orchard's Sanctions Bid Is Too Late
• Mayorkas On Child Removals: 'What Do You Suggest We Do?'
• Calif. Man Gets 5 Years For $15M Scheme Targeting Immigrants
• Immigrant Groups Urge Judge To Keep Atty Access Suit Alive
• Family Sues Over ICE Detainee's COVID-19 Death
• Biden Warned Of Psychological Dangers Of Detaining Families
• White Collar Atty Confirmed As Silicon Valley's Top Prosecutor
• Justices Are Told Immigration Law Silences Journalists
• DOL Board Backs $150k Fine Over Unplaced H-1B Worker
• Calif. Police Strike Deal Ending Immigrant's Detention Case
• ICE Reported Contractor's 'Inflated' Ankle Monitor Data
• Immigration Developments For Employers To Watch
• Fla. Judge Blasts Biden While Nixing Migrant Detention Policy
• 9th Circ. Asks Wash. High Court To Decide Wage Question
• Fla. Bill Proposes Jail Term For Transporting Immigrants
• Refugee Orgs. Urge BIA To Set Aside Dual Citizen Policy
• Financial Cos. Moving Workers Abroad Due To US Visa Delays
• Senior Care Co. Denied Foreign Workers Over Missing Info
• NY Judge Dismisses Trump-Era Public Charge Suits
• Ending TPS Would Harm All Involved, Blue States Tell 9th Circ.
• Feds Offer Fast-Tracked Processing For Some Int'l Students
• La. Center Curbed Detainees' Legal Access, says DHS OIG
• Justices Leave Questions Open On Dual-Purpose Atty Advice
• DC Withdraws New Criminal Code Ahead Of Senate Vote
• Garland Backs Effort To Hunt Russian War Criminals
• 5th Circ. Upholds Removal Over Texas Theft Conviction
• Watchdog Finds Concerns In $416M Border Entry Port Project
• Texas Court Can't Cancel DACA Nationwide, Feds Say
• Legal Aid Orgs Seek DHS Data On Parole Grants
• 118th Congress: Investigative Tools And Potential Defenses
• One-Page Report Nixes Bid For H-2B Landscapers
• 11th Circ. Doubts Groups' Right To Fight Anti-Sanctuary Law
• Judge Orders NJ Imm. Court To Decide Remote Requests
• Penn State Law Prof Poised To Lead DHS Civil Rights Office
• DHS Orgs Skirted Privacy Rules For 'StingRay' Cell Trackers
• 118th Congress: Investigative Priorities And Rule Changes
• BALCA Affirms Denial Of Bid To Hire Foreign Worker
• DOL Appeals Board Says 2 Employers' Job Ads Fell Short
• Border Officials Must Process Asylum-Seekers, 9th Circ. Told
• Judge Recommends Atty Fee Award In Diversity Visas Row
• Insys Can Try Hiring Foreign Worker Again After Tech Glitch
• Coast Guard's New Financial System Needs Fixing, GAO Says