Immigration Archive » April, 2023

Immigration - April, 2023

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• Broken Campaign Promises May Hurt Biden's Reelection Bid
• USCIS Has 'Serious Concerns' About H-1B Registration Spike
• Board Says Conversation Can Support Deportation Order
• Honey Co. Gets Sweet Remand On Foreign Beekeeper Hiring
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Student Loans And Refugees
• NJ Bashes 'Disruptive' Texas DACA Challenge
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Puerto Rican Soccer Governing Body Sued Over Corruption
• Yahoo Says It Won't Produce Atty Emails In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• GOP Seeks 'Remain In Mexico' Revival, More Border Agents
• DOD Watchdog Questions $30.1M In Afghan Evacuee Contract
• 1st Circ. Says Au Pair Agency Must Face Workers' Wage Suit
• US To Open Migrant Processing Sites In Colombia, Guatemala
• Feds Say Louisiana Still Withholding Asylum Suit Evidence
• Watchdog Urges Immigration Courts To Improve Staffing
• Ex-ADI Engineer Says Feds Can't Refute Racial Bias Claims
• NY Judge Denies Leniency In Border Wall Fraud Sentencing
• Texas Co. Can't Tie Contracts To Need For Temp Workers
• Feds Alter Deadline For Minors' Visa Applications To End Suits
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Feds Say They Never Agreed To Travel Ban Deal
• Advocates Say Feds Owe ICE Data Breach Victims A Break
• 5th Circ. Affirms Cambodians' Removal Over Fake Marriages
• 6th Circ. Furthers Nigerian Widow's Deportation Appeal
• Board Upholds Telecom's Response On Green Card App
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• HHS Unveils Rule For 'Dreamers' To Get Health Coverage
• Judge Consolidates CBP Supervisor's Vaccine Mandate Suits
• New H-2A Wage Rule Threatens Farms, Fla. Groups Say
• House Bill Would Revive Border Wall, Beef Up CBP Staffing
• 4th Circ. Says Jamaican Man Doesn't Risk Torture If Removed
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Ga. Immigration Law Firm Wants Out Of Racketeering Suit
• Meta Tells 9th Circ. Citizens Not Protected By Civil Rights Law
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Filipino Nurses' Trafficking Suit
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Asylum-Seeker Sues USCIS After Years In 'Immigration Limbo'
• Bleacher Builder Loses Temp Worker Bid Over Busted App
• Fragomen Adds Ex-PwC Immigration Director In London
• Appeals Board Nixes Nursery's H-2A Bid Over Housing Flop
• 2nd Circ. Won't Stop Immigrant's Removal For Violent Past
• Afghans Allege Delays In Asylum Apps Under Biden Program
• ICE Contractor Can't Nix US Man's 'Solitary Confinement' Case
• Ill. Judge Nixes Legal Co.'s 'Meritless' Suit Against Ex-Workers
• Calif. Judge Adds US Citizen Kids To Family Separation Case
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Feds Seek Up To 5 Years For 'We Build The Wall' Fraud Trio
• US Citizens Can Join In Texas Expanded Migrant Parole Suit
• Monsanto Argues Citizenship Wasn't Needed For $413M Deal
• Taliban, Lax Oversight Put Afghan Aid At Risk, Watchdog Says
• SPLC Ends Migrant Relocation Suit After Fla. Law Change
• GOP Says Mayorkas Lied Under Oath About Border Control
• Student Visas Should Allow Int'l Athletes' NIL Opportunities
• Immigrants In Vetting Suit Say Feds Denying Benefits Again
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Challenges $15.5M Political Torture Verdict
• Feds Cite Orgs' Setbacks To Avoid Fees In Public Charge Suit
• Judge Backs Gov't Bid To Keep Trump Travel Ban Docs Secret
• GEO Group Settles Family Leave Dispute With Ex-Officer
• Blinken, Austin Say Afghan 'Baby Doe' Case Docs Privileged
• HHS Official Says Agency Did Not Lose Migrant Children
• Calif. Residents Say DHS Can't Duck Illegal Surveillance Suit
• GM Inks Deal With Feds Over Immigrant Discrimination Claims
• US Citizens Defend Interests In Expanded Migrant Parole Suit
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Employment Agency Execs Avoid Jail In Visa Fraud Case
• Wash. Judge Says U-Visa Appeal Is Out Of Court's Bounds
• Justices Struggle To Navigate Odyssey Of Obstruction Case
• Feds Say Texas' Immigration Welfare Law Suit Lacks Teeth
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• 3rd Circ. Backs Green Card Denial Despite Expunged Charges
• Ex-ADI Worker Says Feds Charged Him Due To 'China Nexus'
• Lawn Cos. Lose Temp Worker Bid Over Joint Employer Claim
• 9th Circ. Can't Allow US Entry To Man Who Tackled Shooter
• Plant Fired Immigrant Workers Without Notice, Class Suit Says
• Judge Says $577K Fee Award Deserved In Child Detention Suit
• 2nd Circ. Chides Judge For Cutting Off Ukrainian's Witnesses
• 11th Circ. Resurrects Fla. Law Banning Sanctuary Policies
• Vet Convicted Of Border Wall Fraud Seeks Home Confinement
• ICE Doc Says NBC Malice Could Hinge On Patient Testimony
• Mexican Man's Prison Appeal Declined Over Criminal History
• Fragomen Recruits Immigration Pro To Lead Bangkok Office
• Biden Says 'Dreamers' Could Soon Have Health Insurance
• SEC Asks Justices Not To Touch Win In $21M Case
• Using International Arb. To Settle Cannabis Industry Disputes
• Mass. Couple's Case Over Botched ICE Raid Set For July Trial
• Migrants Lack Rights After ICE Data Breach, Court Told
• Border Agents' Review Of Asylum Requests Put On Ice
• Ex-Haitian Mayor To Stay Behind Bars During Visa Fraud Case
• Judge Won't Sanction Orchard Workers' Claims As Baseless
• Contractor's Visa Fraud Risked National Security, Judge Says
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• GOP States Say US Citizens Don't Belong In Parole Suit
• Temp Biz Can't Hire Temp Labor For Its Existence, DOL Says
• Farmers Say H-2A Wage Calculation Changes Will Harm Them
• Biz Groups Urge Justices To Rule Barn Builders Don't Get OT
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Mexican Man Gets Life For Ga. Whistleblower Murder
• 9th Circ. Jurist Rips Trial Judge Over 'Rubberstamp' Orders
• Biden Signs Bill Ending COVID-19 National Emergency
• 2nd Suit Accuses Auto Co. Of 'Bait And Switch' Visa Scheme
• Asylum-Seekers Want Proof ICE Data Leak Was 'Inadvertent'
• Judge Rebuffs Feds' Evidence 'Fishing' Claim In Parole Suit
• Employment-Related Litigation Risks Facing Hospitality Cos.
• Feds Oppose Limiting Deportation For Obstruction Of Justice
• Biden Admin Updates Central American Minors Program
• Justices Urged To Apply OT Exemption To Farm Construction
• CFPB Can't Get MoneyGram Stay Lifted After 2nd Circ. Ruling
• Atty In Ill. EB-5 Development Settlement May Face Sanctions
• Afghans' American Dream Clashes With Housing Crisis: Part 2
• No Redo For Sbarro Worker's Suit Alleging Rape By Manager
• Red States Say 2-Year DACA Wind-Down Will Blunt Impact
• GAO Backs CBP Revisions To Medical Screening Deal Factors
• DOL Board Backs H-2A Denial Over Flawed Documentation
• Afghans' American Dream Clashes With Housing Crisis: Part 1
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Ga. Farm Trafficked Migrants In $200M Scheme, Workers Say
• Fraud Defendant Can Leave US After Sudden ICE Arrest
• DOJ Says No Right To Counsel In Immigrant Bond Hearings
• Staffing Co.'s Expansion Plans Doom H-2B Worker Bid
• Atty Recalls Agony Of Asylum-Seeker's Birth Story
• MoneyGram Says CFPB Suit Should Stay On Ice
• Texas Asks Judge To Halt Federal Funding For Migrants
• No Defense Coverage In Human Trafficking Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Man Held 6 Years Without Trial Gets Fraud Case Tossed
• ICE Says Court Can't Give Removal Relief In Data Breach Row
• Migrant Workers In Pesticide Suit Want Farm Attys Sanctioned
• Honduran Mom Seeks Damages Over Separation From Son
• NY Detainees Say Officials Lashed Out Over Hunger Strike
• Calif. Judge Urged To Speed Up Youth Migrant Visas
• Advocates Say Victory Over Public Charge Rule Warrants Fees
• CFPB, States Chide Noncompliance In Immigrant Bond Fight
• Louisiana Fights Bid To Nix Docs Request In Asylum Suit
• Judge Tells Feds To Release Asylum Training Records
• Judge Denies Texas' Document Request In Border Wall Suit
• CFPB Asks To Restart MoneyGram Case After 2nd Circ. Ruling
• Enterprise Says Court Wrong To Exclude CBP In Drug Suit
• Visa-Seekers Say Feds 'Reneged' On Deal Over Travel Ban
• Feds Slam GOP States For Evidence 'Fishing' In Parole Suit
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats