Immigration Archive » May, 2023

Immigration - May, 2023

170 articles

• Graham Says No Farmworker Citizenship Without Tight Border
• Foreign Agent Trial Over China's 'Operation Fox Hunt' Opens
• 4th Circ. Denies Honduran's 'Untimely' Bid Fighting Removal
• Staffing Co. Doesn't Qualify For H-2B Workers, Judge Says
• Md. County To Pay Salvadoran Man For Handing Him To ICE
• Husband-And-Wife Attorneys Get Jail For Immigration Fraud
• NJ Atty Has 'No New' Info To Revive Firing Suit, Judge Says
• Convicted Ex-ADI Engineer Seeks No Jail For Chip Theft
• DOL Imposed Unlawful Fines, Landscaping Co. Says
• Farms Press NC Judge To Block DOL's New H-2A Wage Rates
• Feds Can't Use Ariz. Discovery In Calif. Family Separation Suit
• ICE Inks $500K Deal To End Wash. Detainees' COVID Claims
• EB-5 Center Kicks Ski Resort Investor Suit To Federal Court
• High Court Revives 4 Removal Fights After Jurisdiction Ruling
• Colorado Firm Tried to Hide Assets From Judgment, Suit Says
• GOP States Won't Fight Bid To Moot 5th Circ. Title 42 Appeal
• Fla. Recruiter's Typo Dooms Foreign Worker Application
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Fla. IT Biz Takes Fine To End DOJ Citizenship Bias Claims
• Judge Sets Harm Worry Aside, Certifies Migrant Youth Class
• Chevron Deference In Limelight As DeSantis Joins 2024 Race
• Watchdog Says US Prolonging Migrant Kids' Stay In Custody
• La. Judge Tells DHS, States To Release Asylum Case Info
• DOL Says Weather No Reason To Double H-2A Rancher's Stay
• DHS Tells 11th Circ. Migrant Release Policies Are Necessary
• New Foreign Labor Certification Form Brings Complications
• Atty Couple Deserve Prison For Asylum Fraud, Feds Say
• Bannon's NY 'We Build The Wall' Trial Set For May 2024
• Feds Resist Sped-Up Timeline For Afghan, Iraqi Ally Visas
• DOL Wrongly Denied Co-Op's Foreign Hire Bid, Board Says
• BALCA Says FAQ Can't Be Used To Deny Foreign Worker App
• DOJ, Companies Reach Penalty Deal For Biased Job Ads
• Court Halts ICE Health Care Deals, Lets Contractor Renew Bid
• 9th Circ. Told Citizens Are A Protected Class In Meta Hire Fight
• NJ Man Gets 12 Years For Acting As Hezbollah Agent
• New Texas Suit Says CBP One App Facilitates Illegal Migration
• Hotels Sue NY Counties Over Bans On Refugee Hosting
• Co.'s Bid For Foreign 'Sampler' Revived Over Ad Scan Error
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Solve U.S. Immigration 'Crisis'
• DOL Says External Contacts Don't Doom Worker Sponsorship
• Ensuring I-9 Compliance As Remote Flexibility Sunsets
• 9th Circ. Backs COVID Delays In Man's 'Illegal Reentry' Trial
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• Mexican Engineer Says RICO Work Visa Row On Solid Ground
• Accusers End CBP Suit Over 'Unconstitutional' Checkpoints
• Juvenile Migrants May Lose With Visa Suit Win, Judge Says
• Dual H-2B Apps Strike Stadium Co. Out Of Foreign Worker Bid
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• IT Recruiter Settles Anti-Bias Charges Over Job Ads
• 11th Circ. Expedites Review Of DHS Migrant Release Policies
• High Court Won't Touch SEC's $21M Visa Fraud Win
• US Says Congress Allowed Challenged H-1B Fee Collection
• 9th Circ. Undoes Judge's Take That Reentry Law Was Racist
• 11th Circ. Urged To Stay Orders Blocking DHS Releases
• Feds Switch Up Scheme In Expanded Migrant Parole Program
• Russian Involved In Asylum Fraud Scheme Fears Deportation
• Prosecutors Push To DQ Jones Walker In $1.2B Fraud Case
• Advocates Decry Asylum Barriers As Border Encounters Drop
• White House Looks To Scrap CBP Worker's Vax Mandate Case
• Roosevelt Hotel Reopens To Migrants, Ending Union Litigation
• Inside Immigration Court: Making The Case For Bond Release
• Feds Offer 1 More Year Of Therapy To Separated Families
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• 11th Circ. Says Proof Of Emotional Abuse Can Halt Deportation
• NAACP Compares Migrant Flights To 'Reverse Freedom Rides'
• Md. Judge Closes Out Asylum Work Permit Case As Moot
• Feds Appeal Fla. Order Blocking DHS Migrant Release Policy
• Wash. AG Gets $3.4M Deal To Cap Mushroom Farm Bias Suit
• In 'Final Twist,' Justices End Title 42 Saga By Mooting Case
• Duo Says USCIS Keeps 'Unnecessary' $85 Biometric Fees
• Senate Passes Resolution To Reverse 'Public Charge' Rule
• GAO Says DHS Wrongly Graded Losing Bid In $71M Contract
• GOP States Urge Justices Not To Toss Aside Title 42 Case
• Investors Will See Emails In EB-5 Fraud Suit, With Conditions
• Immigration Lawyer And ICE Agents To Settle Injury Suit
• DHS Says Border Encounters Falling With Title 42 In Rearview
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Texas Judge Will Hold Hearing Before Ruling On DACA
• Fla. Judge Won't Hold DHS In Contempt Over Release Policy
• Mexico Calls For Texas Gov't To Curb Border Inspections
• Scholarships Not 'Income' In Immigrant's Sponsorship Suit
• 6th Circ. Backs Steel Co.'s Win In Worker's Bias Case
• Former Apple Engineer Among 6 Charged In Export Schemes
• Feds Say ICE's Data Leak Was Error, Urge Suit's Dismissal
• Hall Booth Appoints Atty To Help Lead Immigration Team
• Dems Propose $8B Boost To Border Security, Processing
• Minimizing Discrimination Risks In Export Control Compliance
• Feds Must Face Distress Claim In Family Separation Suit
• Texas Urges 'Special' Treatment For Immigration Welfare Suit
• Fla. Judge Won't Stay Order Blocking DHS Release Policy
• DHS Says Migrant Encounters Down Since Title 42 Ended
• 2 GOP Sens. Aghast At DOL Staffer's H2A Wage Theft Remark
• Feds Can't Ditch Afghans' Challenge To US Parole Policy
• Migrant Workers, Mich. Farms Look To Settle Pesticide Suit
• Gov. Murphy Taps Immigration Pro For NJ Supreme Court
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Texas Judge Puts Off State's Bid To Block DHS Release Policy
• Chicago Residents Want Plans For Migrant Center Halted
• Dallas Woman Pleads Guilty After Migrant Died En Route to US
• Immigrants In 'Novel' Claim Can't Get Atty Fees, 1st Circ. Says
• 3rd Circ. Says Immigration Terms May Be Erased By Asylum
• Fla. Groups Ask For Quick Decision On H-2A Wage Rule Pause
• DC Circ. Says Immigrant Had To File Habeas Claim While Jailed
• Biden Admin Worried About Impact Of Post-Title 42 Suits
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• ACLU Sues To Block Biden's Asylum Limits As Title 42 Ends
• Fla. Judge Blocks DHS Migrant Release Plan As Title 42 Ends
• Wash. Justices Consider The Term 'Race' In Voting Rights Law
• 6th Circ. Finds 'Screaming' Incident An Immigration Offense
• Children Drop Class Cert. Bid In Border Separation Suit
• DeSantis Can't Escape Suit In Mass., Asylum-Seekers Say
• Ill. Revenue Dept. Must Release Tax Returns, Judge Rules
• House Passes GOP Immigration Bill Despite Biden Veto Threat
• Fla. Immigration Attorney Disbarred Over Trust Violations
• Gov't OK Creates Immunity In Au Pair Pay Fight, 1st Circ. Told
• Justices Say Trans Immigrant Can Fight Removal At 5th Circ.
• Fla. Increases Penalties For Hiring Undocumented Immigrants
• US GOP Reps. Back Texas Suit To Block $1.7T Spending Bill
• As DHS Unveils Final Asylum Rule, Advocates Vow To Sue
• GAO Nixes Claims That JV Bidder Should Face Higher Bar
• Mayorkas Says Border Not Open As Title 42 Draws To A Close
• EB-5 Reform Continues To Weigh Heavily On Participants
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Tenn. Restaurateurs Cop To Hiring Undocumented Workers
• Ex-ICE Facility Operator Wants Out Of Forced Labor Case
• Migrant Rebuffs CoreCivic's Bid To Nix Miscarriage Suit
• House Dems Question Fate Of Parole Under GOP Border Bill
• Feds Say Privacy Issues Warrant Staying In Kidnapping Case
• ICE Needs To Detail Phone Search In ACLU Records Suit
• Law360's 2023 Immigration Editorial Advisory Board
• Feds Can't Escape No-Fly List Suit, Biz Owner Says
• Chinese Christian Sues Feds Over 8-Year Asylum Wait
• Split 6th Circ. Revives Asylum Bid For Honduran Farmer
• Separated Migrant Families Say Feds Split Them Up Twice
• White House Says House GOP Border Bill Is A Nonstarter
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• DHS Says Afghan Evacuees Can Reapply For Parole In June
• Feds Expand CBP One App To Increase Migrant Appointments
• Feds Ask Judge To Nix Texas Attempt To Block $1.7T Bill
• Sens. Say Migrants May Be Key To Closing US Job Shortage
• Feds Must Process Green Cards Like H-1B Visas, Suit Says
• BIA To Extend Appeal Deadline For Extraordinary Cases
• ICE Officers' Suit Over COVID Safety At Detention Center Axed
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• Tech Union Asks High Court To Review STEM Work Program
• Sens. Move To Extend Migrant Expulsions After Title 42
• DHS OIG Says Border Staffing Conditions 'Unsustainable'
• Texas Parole Case May Doom Biden's Title 42 Exit Plan
• Family Sues Feds Over 'Inhumane' Detention Under Bridge
• Biden Signals Sudan Sanctions, Says US Must Aid Transition
• 8th Circ. Says Gang Witness Not Eligible For Asylum
• 5th Circ. Says Its Hands Are Tied On Family Hardship Review
• Appeals Board Says NY Biz Can't Show Temp. Mason Need
• Temporary 'Hacks' Won't Fix Border Challenge, Advocates Say
• Mexico To Keep Taking Deported Migrants After Title 42 Ends
• Feds Push For 3 Years For Ex-Coinbase Rep's Insider Trading
• Evangelical Group Can't File Amicus In DeSantis Migrant Suit
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• Wash. AG Launches Exploratory Campaign For Governor
• House Republicans Unveil Text Of Sweeping Border Bill
• Americans In 'Baby Doe' Suit Say Feds Can't Dodge Discovery
• Appeals Board Kills Bid For H-2B Wind Turbine Technicians
• DOD Will Send Troops To Southern Border For Support Roles
• DHS And CBP Hit With Suit Over Protest Records Request
• DOL Panel Says Fla. Co. Wrongly Denied Foreign Developer
• Legal Aid Co. Says CFPB's Funding Prevents Bond Suit
• Feds Warn Against Releasing Names In Asylum Rule Suit
• 1st Circ. Says Man's Murder Conviction Spoils Citizen Claim
• Asylum Seekers Say ICE Withheld Info On Data Breach
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism