Immigration Archive » July, 2023

Immigration - July, 2023

141 articles

• Judge Says Harm From Unlawful USCIS Provision Not 'Severe'
• ICE Sued For Records Of Chemicals Sprayed At Wash. Facility
• NC Judge Pares Down EB-5 Investors' Suit Over Development
• Lawmakers Urge DHS To Ease Employment Visa Backlog
• Dems Probe Trump IG Appointee For Whistleblower Reprisal
• Restaurant's Ongoing Need Burns Bid For H-2B Media Worker
• Dropped Deportation Appeal Kills Citizenship Bid In 11th Circ.
• Visa Petition Fairly Revoked Over 'Sham Marriage,' 11th Circ. Holds
• Texas Judge Rejects 'Flawed Premises' Of Feds' Transfer Bid
• Asylum-Seekers Say 'Glitchy' App Denies Legal Protections
• Immigration Atty's Bid To Toss Defamation Suit Ruled Too Late
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NJ Judge Clears DOL's $556K H-2A Fine Against Farm
• 9th Circ. Says AG Can Appoint Immigration Judges
• Top 3 Immigration Policies To Track In 2nd Half Of 2023
• Mining Analyst Can't Dig Himself Out Of $1.2M Hole Of Secrets
• GOP Sens. Introduce Resolution To Overturn Asylum Rule
• Immigrant Advocates Fight Further Stay Of Biden Asylum Rule
• House Passes Bar On DHS Buying Risky Foreign Drones
• Immigration Program Pitfalls Exacerbate Physician Shortages
• Lawn Care Co. Loses H-2B Hiring Bid Over 'Identical' Request
• ALJs Say Foreign Sales Manager Position Is 'Professional'
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• 7th Circ. Says Migrant Waived Challenges To Asylum Denial
• Full Border Control Historically Nonexistent, Mayorkas Says
• Univ. Research Center Sues DOD For El Salvador Records
• Biden's Asylum Rule Loss Is Signal To Expand Legal Avenues
• Appeals Board Revives Bid For Permanent Foreign Engineer
• Gay Asylum-Seekers Say Backlog Leaves Lives 'In Limbo'
• Ga. Immigration Firm Settles Ex-Paralegal's OT Suit
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Feds Say Farms' Bid To Block Wage Hike Lacks Urgency
• Colo. Businessman Gets Over 5 Years For Border Wall Fraud
• Semiconductor Industry Needs Foreign Talent, Study Says
• Advocates Say Tenn. Child Services Fails To Help Immigrants
• 2nd Circ. Pans Credibility Finding In Falun Gong Asylum Case
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Calif. Judge Vacates Biden's Limits On Asylum
• Top Immigration Policy Developments In 2023: Midyear Review
• DOJ Suit Says Texas' Floating Barrier Has Enviro, Safety Risks
• BNP Paribas Denies Funding Sudan's Rights Abuses
• ICE Can't Pass Off Responsibility Of Man's Death, Son Says
• White House Releases Guidance For Public Input On Regs
• Texas Man Says Feds May Have Breached Atty-Client Privilege
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• 9th Circ. Backs Feds In Immigration Attys' Surveillance Suit
• DHS Unveils Rule For Remote Verification Of Work Docs
• DOJ Warns Texas It'll Sue Over Floating Barrier In Rio Grande
• Pitney Bowes Settles Conn. Suit Over Unverified Workers
• Farms, Visa Agent Ask For Hastened Hearing Over Wage Rule
• Mich. Farms, Migrant Workers Propose Pesticide Suit Deal
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• Immigration Backlog Driving Unlawful Migration, Report Says
• Staffing Co. Settles Citizenship-Bias Probe Over Job Delay
• Lack Of Temporary Need Dooms Bid For H-2B Housekeeper
• New Fla. Immigration Law May Have Crippling Effects
• Immigration Law Firm Gets OK To Arbitrate Ex-Workers' Suit
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Help Foreign STEM Grads Stay In US
• Board Ignored New Risks To Coptic Christians, 3rd Circ. Says
• Org. Says Its Deposition Not Needed in Afghan 'Baby Doe' Suit
• Calif. Judge Grills Feds Over Legality Of Asylum Restrictions
• A Blueprint For Addressing The Immigration Court Backlog
• Year-Round Construction Needs Nix Request For H-2B Worker
• $4B In Border-Barrier Work Won Without Open Competition
• 8-Year-Old's Death In Custody Was 'Preventable,' Report Finds
• House Republicans Fight Giving 'Dreamers' Health Insurance
• GOP States Say Supreme Court Ruling Doesn't Kill DACA Suit
• Dem Sens. Back Protections For Venezuelans, Nicaraguans
• Bipartisan House Bill Would Expand Seasonal Work Visas
• How Multiagency Sanctions Enforcement Alters Compliance
• Chinese Investors Again Seek Enforcement Of EB-5 Deal
• Texas Floating Border Barrier Spurs Mexico Diplomatic Row
• Biden Admin Settles California, Sierra Club Border Wall Suits
• 9th Circ. Won't Review Suspected MS-13 Visa Denial Reversal
• DOJ, Texas Spar Over High Court Ruling In Public Charge Row
• Fla. Immigration Law Encroaches On Federal Policy, Suit Says
• Lawmakers Propose Dueling Afghan Relief Bills
• Man Convicted In Border Wall Fraud Suit Won't Get New Trial
• Father And Son Split At US Border Reach Deal With Feds
• Canada's H-1B Lure A Signal To Overhaul US Immigration
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• GEO Group Sues Wash. State Over Law On ICE Detainees
• 5th Circ. Backs GEO Group's Win In Disability Bias Suit
• ICE Contractor Abusing Solitary Confinement, Groups Claim
• Top 4 Immigration Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2023
• IT Co. Loses Foreign Hire Bid Despite 'Interesting' Arguments
• Split 4th Circ. Reopens Removal Hearing Over Faulty Notice
• Immigrant Workers Drop Firings Suit Against Potato Plant
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• H-1B Registration System Is Broken But Not Beyond Repair
• 2nd Circ. Cites Misjudged Impact Of Deficient Immigration Atty
• 'Domicile' Claim Won't Save Fla. Property Law, Plaintiffs Say
• House Cuts Expanded Military Parole Program From NDAA
• Blinken, Austin Must Produce Docs In Afghan 'Baby Doe' Case
• A Midyear Look At Expected Changes In Business Immigration
• Split 4th Circ. Revives Twice-Deported Man's Bid To Stay In US
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• DOJ, DHS Get 'Inaccurate' Trump Terrorism Report Suit Axed
• New Program To Help Noncitizen Soldiers Become Naturalized
• Software Biz Co-Owners Resolve Co. Ownership Dispute
• 5th Circ. Reverses 'Backwards' Ruling Over Texas Tuition
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Indian Couple Says Visas Being Wasted In 'Rollover' Process
• Justices Hand Down 2023's Top Immigration Decisions So Far
• Lending Agent Facilitated Fake Loan, Chinese Investors Say
• 4th Circ. Says Asylee Failed To Back Fear Claims Despite Help
• Judge Won't Delay Parole Policy Trial After Justices' Ruling
• 4th Circ. Backs Exxon's Win In Intern's DACA Status Suit
• Jones Walker Client Rips 'Erroneous' DQ In $1.2B Fraud Case
• DHS Says It's Not Involved In Hunger Strike Retaliation Case
• Ex-SoCal Edison Workers Bring Work Permit Fight To Justices
• Sheppard Mullin Helps Afghans Put Down New Roots In Calif.
• Pitney Bowes Says Staffing Cos. Can't Evade Verification Suit
• DHS Unveils New Family Reunification Parole Programs
• ICE Agents Off Hook Over Botched Raid, But Not Gov't
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• Class Cert. Bid Comes Too Late In Travel Ban Row, Feds Say
• Strict Deadlines Mean More Special Visa Denials, Feds Say
• US Troops Supplier Gets Refuge From Taliban, 4th Circ. Says
• Ranchers As A Group Don't Qualify For Asylum, 8th Circ. Says
• Ga. Drops Biden Deportation Suit After High Court Ruling
• Pugin Ruling Lowers Bar For Felony-Based Deportation
• No 'Special Solicitude' Allowed In Parole Policy Suit, Feds Say
• Vermont Inks $16.5M Deal Over Jay Peak EB-5 Scheme
• 9th Circ. Judge Raises Due Process Worry In Removal Ruling
• ICC Called On To Boycott Miami For Upcoming Conference
• Honduran Gov't Protection Dooms Asylum Bid, 7th Circ. Says
• Report Says CBP Briefly Released Terrorist Watchlist Suspect
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Removal Order, Panning Supplemental Notice
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• GOP States Back Fla. Against Biden Admin On Migrant Release
• Ex-Ambassador Backs Faster Visas For Iraqi, Afghan Allies
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Feds Distance New Asylum Policies From Trump Rules
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court