Immigration Archive » August, 2023

Immigration - August, 2023

152 articles

• Groups Back Black Workers Alleging Farm Favors Migrants
• Ga. Tech Pays Fine To End Noncitizen Student's Bias Case
• 9th Circ. Grants Removal Review For Man Who Threatened Wife
• Biden Officials Pushed To Give Exit Interviews On Afghanistan
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Investors Seek OK Of $8.5M Deal In SPAC Inflated Stock Suit
• Trio Of NY Lawsuits Alleging Visa Prioritization Scheme Nixed
• Credit Union And 'Dreamer' Say They Settled DACA Bias Suit
• NY Atty's Asylum Fraud Calls For 21 Mos. In Prison, Feds Say
• Texas Court Won't Free Feds From Public Charge Case, Yet
• Biden Admin. Has Options If Judge Kills Remainder Of DACA
• 2nd Circ. Says Asylum Denial Can't Use Iffy Border Interviews
• Hardship-Based Deportation Relief Reviewable, Justices Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Polygamy Sinks Syrian Atty's Citizenship Bid
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• NJ Judge Strikes Down State's Immigration Detention Law
• Florida Chinese EB-5 Fraud Trial Could Be 'A Long One'
• Botched ICE Raid May Not Merit Big Settlement, Judge Says
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• Blueberry Farm Denies Trafficking Migrant Farmworkers
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• Veteran Immigration Pro Joins Fisher Phillips In Detroit
• Migrant Rights Groups Say Fla. Immigrant Law Is Too Vague
• Rep. Gaetz Demands Info From DOJ On SpaceX Bias Suit
• Feds Say River's Navigability Favors Win In Texas Barrier Row
• Feds Say No 'Drop Dead Date' For Projects In Border Wall Row
• USCIS Can Take On The Semiconductor Workforce Gap Now
• TPS Applicants Get Class Cert. In Work Permit Denial Suit
• CoreCivic Must Face Ex-Detainees' Unjust Enrichment Claim
• Ex-Child Soldier's Asylum Bid Nixed Over Unclear Torture Risk
• Standing Questions Vex Judge In Biden Parole Program Suit
• Gov't Moves To Kill Texas Challenge To DHS Asylum Limits
• Temporary Protected Status Holders Renew Court Battle
• Feds Agree To $120K Fee Award In AILA Remote Hearing Suit
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Conflicting Testimony Ends Mom's Asylum Bid, 7th Circ. Says
• Texas Says Biden Admin Has 'Given Up' With Parole Program
• SpaceX Refused To Hire Asylees And Refugees, DOJ Says
• 4th Circ. Says Treaty Doesn't Support Lithuanian's Extradition
• Multistate Work Sites Error Dooms Bid For Cell Tower Techs
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Mich. Rep Introduces Bill Stiffening Child Labor Law Penalties
• Parole Program Trial May Increase Migrant Crossings
• DHS Aims To Punt $8.5M Immigration Fee Suit To Claims Court
• Afghan, Iraqi Allies Urge DC Circ. To Ignore Feds' Visa Reports
• Atty Opposes Prison For Asylum Fraud, Cites Good Intentions
• Judge Calls For Review Of Man's Green-Card Bid For Wife
• OFAC Designation Prosecutions Are Constitutionally Suspect
• Salvadoran's Gang Extortion Claims Not Enough For Asylum
• Vermont Ends EB-5 Visa Ski Resort Fraud Claims For $16.5M
• ACLU Sues Texas Counties Over Prolonged Migrant Detention
• ICE Releases Immigrants ACLU Said Were Unlawfully Detained
• Ecuadorian's Bid To Stay In US Revived Over Prison Fears
• Hearing To Consider If Texas Must Remove Rio Grande Barrier
• Fox Rothschild Slams Ex-Client's 'Frivolous' Malpractice Suit
• Feds Say States Can't Use Indirect Costs To Force Border Wall
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Fla. Property Law Appeal May Hinge On 100-Year-Old Decision
• Romani Man's Omissions Sink Torture Claim, 6th Circ. Rules
• Citing Plea Deal Admission, 8th Circ. OKs Woman's Removal
• NY Judge Clears Feds In Bulk Of Family Separation Suit
• 10th Circ. Says ICE Hold Doesn't Merit Nixing Removal Case
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• DC Court Disbars Atty Convicted Of Theft In South Korea
• Employer Considerations For New I-9 Virtual Verification
• Feds Eye Settlement Over ICE Raid Gone Awry
• Hinshaw Adds Higher Ed Immigration Specialist To Ranks
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Year-Round Need Dashes Hawaii Farm's H-2A Request
• DHS Reopens Cuba Field Office Shuttered By Trump Admin.
• States Say DHS Parole Programs Help Ease Labor Shortages
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Wash. Union Urges 9th Circ. To Rethink Farmworker Wages
• Court Allows Fla. Law Limiting Foreign Property Ownership
• 4th Circ. Won't Stay Migrant Bond Suit During Appeal
• Feds Want More Briefing Room In Revived Border Wall Suit
• Canada's H-1B Policy Leverages U.S. Green Card Backlog
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Rehash Judges' Clashing Asylum Stances
• 2nd Circ. Says Church Stoning Backs Man's Asylum Bid
• Feds Hit With Discovery Sanctions In Family Separation Suit
• 5th Circ. Says Immigration Atty's Phone Search Was Lawful
• Feds Say Migrants Can't Prove Waiver Delay Is Unreasonable
• Texas Rio Grande Barrier Mostly On Mexican Side, Feds Say
• USCIS Accused Of Destroying Moroccan's Visa Application
• 5th Circ. Judge Rips Peers For Keeping Immigrant Tuition Law
• Professors Say States Aren't Harmed By DHS Parole Program
• NJ Law Banning ICE Contracts Constitutional, Judge Told
• CFPB Tells 4th Circ. Migrant Bond Co.'s Appeal Is A 'Delay'
• BIA Says Rogue Acts Could Be Covered By Torture Treaty
• Ch. 11 Ruling Sets New Standard For Using Reinstatement
• DHS Lumped Us In With Visa Fraudsters, Foreign Grads Say
• 9th Circ. Says Threats By War-Split Family Are Persecution
• NJ Family Admits To Immigration Marriage Fraud Scheme
• Revived Texas Border Wall Funding Suit Gets New Judge
• Social Media Visa Policy Suit Against Feds Nixed For Good
• Hold DHS Funds Over Border Security Fight, Texas Reps. Say
• Ranchers Say Peruvian Shepherd Can't Tie Them To Suit
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Embattled Wash. Mushroom Farm On Hook For H-2A Breaches
• DC Circ. Tosses Immigration Judge Union Appeal, For Now
• Canoe Co. Wins Bid To Argue River Barrier Suit In State Court
• GOP Lawmakers Say Evidence Thin In Feds' Texas Barrier Suit
• Judge Trims Suit Alleging Favoritism Of South Asian Workers
• Advocates Say DHS Revived 'Old Habits' With CBP One App
• ICE Ordered To Give ACLU Unredacted Atty Guidance Emails
• Texas Court Advised To Ax Investor's Immigration Fraud Suit
• Choice Of Law Still Murky After BIA Tied It To Charging Court
• Dreamers Say GOP States Challenging DACA Lack Standing
• Va. Judge Bars Most Witnesses In Immigrant Bond Co. Fight
• Texas Canoe Co. Insists Floating Barrier Row Is State Matter
• 9th Circ. Clarifies Rules For Reopening Immigration Cases
• Feds Must Look For More Evidence In Family Separation Suit
• No Asylum For Mother, Son Targeted By Gangs, 5th Circ. Says
• Farmers Move To Stop Fla. From Enforcing Immigration Law
• Feds' New EB-5 Center Approval Rule Likely To Stand
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• Trends Emerge In High Court's Criminal Law Decisions
• Wash. Says GEO Can't Claim Immunity From ICE Detainee Law
• Justices Urged To Nix Case On Grad Training Under F-1 Visas
• Va. Atty Warns Of Witness 'Ambush' In Migrant Bond Fight
• DOL Says Farms Can't Fight H-2A Wage Rule
• NH Ski Resort Investor Fights To Keep EB-5 Center Suit Alive
• DOL Judge Overturns 'Patently Inaccurate' H-2B Denial
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• Feds Deny That Migrant Family Was Split Under Trump Policy
• Judge Trims Texas' Discovery Ask In Rio Grande Barrier Suit
• ICE Expands Expedited Family Removal Program With Curfew
• ICE Accused Of Unlawfully Detaining Men Granted Protections
• Texas Says Canoe Co. Suit Over River Barrier Is Federal Case
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• Split 9th Circ. Pauses Block On Biden Admin's Asylum Limits
• Chinese Investors Get Final OK Of EB-5 Deal In Fla. Mall Suit
• Scant Evidence Dooms Landscaper's H-2B Extension Request
• Feds Oppose Discovery In Texas Floating Barrier Suit
• Fla. Glass Window, Door Cos. Settle Immigration Bias Claims
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• Farm Construction Workers Get Collective Cert. In OT Suit
• Chinese Investors Say It's Best To Nix EB-5 Condo Project Suit
• LTIMindtree Says Former Exec Must Arbitrate Termination Row
• Forestry Cos. Accuse DOL Of Jumping The Gun On Fines
• Advocate Halts Asylum Legal Aid Over Biden 'Obstruction'
• Removal Order Didn't Trigger Appeal Clock, 10th Circ. Rules
• Biden Admin Can't Extend Stay On Asylum Rule
• Cato Institute Says GOP Statements Undermine Parole Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Honduran Woman's Rape Case Against ICE
• 9th Circ. Says Reporter Owed Wages After Expiration Of Visa
• Feds Say DACA Should Survive Justices' Student Loan Ruling
• Developer Gets 65 Months For $30M Investor Fraud Schemes
• Ga. Mobile Home Park Hit With $31M Verdict In Shooting Case
• Bookkeeper Ordered To Pay $8.5M In Taxes For Staffing Scam
• Potential Outcomes After E Visa Processing Update