Immigration Archive » June, 2023

Immigration - June, 2023

168 articles

• Justices To Weigh Immigration Hardship, Removal Notices
• Immigrants Say High Court Ruling Dooms Bid To Kill DACA
• Feds Deny Liability For ICE Detainee's COVID-19 Death
• Labor Shortage Can't Justify Late H-2B Ask, DOL Board Says
• Dem Sens. Press Becerra On Migrant Child Labor Warnings
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• Convicted Ex-FIFA Exec To Be Freed Early For Health Reasons
• ICE OB-GYN Gets Okay To Depose Patient In Defamation Suit
• Judge Calls CBP Metering Docs Search 'Woefully Inadequate'
• Full 9th Circ. Ends Temporary Protected Status Suit
• Justices Urged To Reverse Narrow FLSA-Exemption Reading
• Torture For Drug Crimes Unlikely For Korean, 9th Circ. Rules
• Signed Response Saves Co.'s Foreign Caregiver Hiring Bid
• RETRACTED: How New Prevailing Wage Rule May Affect H-1B Employment
• MS-13 Death Threats Don't Merit Mom's Asylum, 8th Circ. Says
• Feds Back Block Of Fla. Ban On Chinese Property Ownership
• Texas Says Justices' ICE Guidance Ruling Inapt To Parole Suit
• Woman's Removal Found To Lack Qualifying Drug Conviction
• Mayorkas Names New ICE Director Amid Leadership Shakeup
• DOL's Denial Of H-2B Turf Workers 'Not Logical,' Judge Says
• Ag Groups' Claims On H-2A Wage Rule 'Unripe,' Feds Say
• Jones Walker Booted From $1.2B Venezuela Oil Fraud Case
• Balkan Workers Score Class Cert. In Tesla Affiliate Wage Suit
• Haitian Man Gets 4 Years, Owes $3.8M For Citizenship Fraud
• No New Trial For NY Atty Guilty Of Asylum Fraud, Judge Rules
• 9th Circ. Says Man Who Posed As Citizen Can Seek Residency
• DC Circ. Lets H-1B Policy On Work Site Changes Stand
• Immigration Atty's Bad Advice Led To Prison Time, Client Says
• Biden Admin. Sued Over Asylum Limits, Procedure Changes
• Asylum Class Urges DC Circ. To Leave Title 42 Invalidated
• Cognizant Jury Deadlocks On Claims Of Non-Indian Bias
• Justices Revive Removal Suit After DOJ Shifts Mootness View
• Congress Should Pass Bipartisan Immigration Reform Bill
• Perceived Wealth Not Grounds For Asylum, 6th Circ. Rules
• NJ Senate Committee Approves Supreme Court Nominee
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• Justices' ICE Guidance Ruling May Chill GOP Suits
• CFPB, MoneyGram Ordered To Confer About Vendor Docs Bid
• Justices Revive Biden's ICE Deportation Guidelines
• 4th Circ. Gives Salvadoran Man Second Chance At Asylum
• Trump's China Directive Found To Support, Not Supplant, INA
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• Justices Revive Immigration Speech Law Killed By 9th Circ.
• Panel Denies Reddit Security Exec After Missing Verification
• Don't Fret If The H-1B Visa Doesn't Pan Out, Atty Panel Says
• Engineer Jailed For Taunting Witness In ADI Trade Theft Case
• 'Frivolous' Asylum Bid Bars Woman From US, 10th Circ. Says
• Seyfarth Shaw Atty Joins Newly Launched Immigration Firm
• Justices OK Deportation For Obstruction Without Active Probe
• Panel Offers 3 Tips For Navigating Immigrant Habeas Petitions
• Cognizant Exec Says Staffing 'Fair' But Stats 'Give Me Pause'
• Judge Scraps Bond Hearing Order After High Court Ruling
• Immigration Law Orgs Launch AI Tool To Assist With Research
• Judge OKs Atty Ads Seeking Au Pairs To Join Wage Collective
• Immigrant Youth Push For Strict Timeline For Special Visas
• Feds Say States Can't End New Programs Curbing Migration
• Massage Parlor Trafficking Retrial Ends In Acquittal
• Casino Co. Still Can't Toss Turkish Workers' Wage Bias Suit
• 5th Circ. Backs Gov't In Border Phone Search Suit
• 5th Circ. Revives States' Challenge To Border Wall Freeze
• 3 Convicted In First 'Operation Fox Hunt' Repatriation Trial
• DHS Finalizes Rule For Contractors To Protect Sensitive Info
• Migrant Workers Claim Va. Farms Didn't Pay $2.5M In Overtime
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• Skadden, Paul Weiss Among Firms To Aid Migrants In NY
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Ex-Cognizant Worker Alleging Bias Insulted Indians, Jury Told
• Walmart Sues To Stop DOJ From Seeking Immigration Fines
• CFPB, NY Seek To Lock Down Docs At MoneyGram Vendors
• ICE Agent Acts Ruled Not 'Egregious' In Man's Removal Fight
• Alleged Migrant Smuggler Sanctioned, Awaits Extradition
• TPS Recipients Say DHS Press Release Doesn't Resolve Suit
• Travel Ban Class Slams Biden Over Lack Of Visa Relief
• Introducing Law360's Immigration Policy Tracker
• White Former Cognizant Worker Tells Jury Of Racial Bias
• Washington Justices Uphold State Voting Rights Law
• Indian Father, Son Sue For Allegedly Late Work Permits
• DHS Moves To Dismiss Temporary Protected Status Appeal
• Alaska Restaurant Loses Foreign Seasonal Cook Hiring Bid
• No Need To Hear Farm Work OT Case, Worker Tells Justices
• Think Tank Undeterred By Prince Harry Visa Records Denial
• 3 Immigration Firms Join Forces In 70-Atty Combo
• 'Distinct' DHS Policies Need Separate Suits, Texas Judge Says
• Cognizant Far More Likely To Cut Non-South Asians, Jury Told
• Dem Lawmakers Bring Back Bill To Protect Child Farmworkers
• House GOP Report Says Mayorkas Ignored Border Warnings
• Feds Tell 11th Circ. DHS Release Policies Within Legal Bounds
• La. Judge Nixes Title 42 Case After 5th Circ. Mootness Ruling
• Ex-ADI Engineer Asks To Delay Prison During 1st Circ. Appeal
• Pay Transparency Laws Complicate Foreign Labor Cert.
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• Colo. Staffing Firm Settles DOJ Claims Of Foreign-Worker Bias
• Visa Query Over Prince's Drug Use Spotlights Atty Access
• Brazilian Man Had Notice Of Removal Hearing, 5th Circ. Says
• Biden Admin Rescinds Trump-Era TPS Termination Orders
• Duplicate Docs Doom Texas Landscaper's Bid For H-2B Help
• Hurricane Gives DeSantis Cover In Records Suit, Court Hints
• Sudanese Refugees Seek Class Cert. In BNP Sanctions Suit
• Ex-Client Blames Fox Rothschild For Arrest By ICE
• 5th Circ. Says Salvadoran's Texas Crime Warrants Removal
• Feds Say 'Speculative' Harm No Basis To Block H-2A Rule
• Blueberry Farm Accused Of Trafficking Migrant Farmworkers
• Biden Urged To Expedite Migrant Work Permits
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-Jan. 6 Investigator, US Atty In DC
• Border Wall Fraud Prosecutors Call Trial Error 'Harmless'
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
• House GOP To Investigate Mayorkas' 'Dereliction Of Duty'
• Chinese H-1B Seeker Ends Suit After USCIS Reverses Denial
• GOP States Say DHS Release Policy Belongs In Parole Suit
• Foreign Labor Certification Website Still Structurally Limited
• Domino's Franchisee Settles Work Authorization Bias Claims
• American History Backs Noncitizen Voting, DC Board Says
• $300K Atty Fee OK'd For SoFi Class Settlement
• Asylum Officers, Ex-Judges Back Suit On Biden Asylum Rule
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Asylum Bid Over Due Process Violation
• House Dems Call For 'Unfit' DHS Watchdog To Resign
• DHS Guidance Not Policy, Judge Rules In EB-5 Investor Suit
• Russian F1 Driver Loses Bid To Enter UK For Team Talks
• NYC Sues 30 Counties After Judge Bars Migrant Shunning In 2
• Feds Blame Migrant's Criminal Record For Family Separation
• GAO Says Protest Too Late On Unclear Cybersecurity Deal
• Dem Lawmaker Introduces Bill Targeting DHS Watchdog
• New Impeachment Articles Bolster Push To Remove Mayorkas
• Firm Tips For Helping New Lawyers Succeed Post-Pandemic
• Judge Says Pandemic Made Iranian's Visa Delay Reasonable
• Texas Store Gets New Shot At Hiring Cooks On H-2B Visas
• Immigration Board Must Mend Choice Of Law Post-Garcia
• 'Inventing Anna' Scammer's Ex-Atty Says She Owes $153K
• $524M Refugee Support Deal Survives Half-Price Bid Protest
• Dems Blast DHS Watchdog's 'Flawed' Burnout Report
• GOP Senators Back Tech Union Opposing STEM Visa Program
• DOL Board Says Pesticide Handlers Can't Get H-2A Visas
• Fla. Man Admits Trafficking Counterfeit Cisco Devices
• Fla. Foreign Real Estate Law Brings Broad Investment Risks
• ICE Court Arrests FOIA Suit Ends After Docs Handover
• Inside Immigration Court
• Afghan Child Abduction Case Docs To Stay Under Wraps
• Workers Fight Kia Bid To End Labor, Pay Class Claims
• 5th Circ. Judge Asks If Border Phone Search Was In Bounds
• Email Mix-Up Ends Biz's Bid For Detainee Telecom Deal
• NJ Firm Caught In Suit Over Alleged Stolen Client-Lead Tech
• Ex-Official's Wife Tells Of China-Backed Harassment Campaign
• Federal Law Should Recognize And Protect Stateless People
• Tackling Judge-Shopping Concerns While Honoring Localism
• Migrants Say Processing Times Increased '600%' For Waivers
• 11th Circ. Nixes 'Hollow' Bid To Reboot Migrant Parole Policies
• Fla. Staffing Co. Owner Gets Prison Time For Worker Scheme
• 5th Circ. Backs Removal To Ecuador After 1-Letter Misspelling
• US-Mexico Planning Can Curb Migration Issues, Report Says
• Visa Dilemmas Bubble As Writers' Strike Enters 2nd Month
• Legal Pot Biz Bars Owner From Naturalization, 9th Circ. Says
• Organic Farm Can't Get Seasonal Visas For Ongoing Work
• Inside Immigration Court: The Pros, Cons Of Remote Hearings
• Continental Tire Not Liable In Rollover Death
• Border Appointment Slots Too Few For Migrants, Report Says
• How Attorneys Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Immigration Law Firm's Suit
• 'Incomplete Draft' Revives Ill. Country Club's Foreign Hire Bid
• Congress Needs To Enact A Federal Anti-SLAPP Statute
• California Co. Says Feds Axed H-1B Visa Over Job Mix-Up
• Fla. Adds New Migrant Release Policy To Feud With DHS
• States Liken Asylum Paths To 'Smoke Screen' For Illegal Entry
• Thompson Coburn Adds Employment Partner In Chicago
• Ex-ADI Engineer Gets 6 Mos. For 'Serious' Trade Secret Theft
• Late Report Dooms Elvis-Inspired Hotel's Bellhop Hiring Bid