Immigration Archive » September, 2023

Immigration - September, 2023

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• Congress Sends Biden Short-Term Funding Measure
• Pro Say: A Cheat Sheet For The New Supreme Court Term
• Immigration Law Scammer To Pay $230K, Wash. AG Says
• Immigrants Tricked Into Illegal Cannabis Operation, Suit Says
• Chinese Asylum-Seeker Sues USCIS Over Interview Process
• Migrants Say Expedited Removals Defy Asylum Safeguards
• Mass. AG Accuses Tech CEO Of Coercing Worker Into Sex
• Avoiding The Ethical Pitfalls Of Crowdfunded Legal Fees
• 'Administrative State' Attacks Soar To High Court Crescendo
• GOP States Back Texas In Buoy Barrier Row, Feds Add Claim
• First-Time Advocates Dominate High Court's Fall Schedule
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• EB-5 Investors Should've Understood Deal Terms, Judge Says
• Calif. Man Admits Skirting Immigration Laws In Marriage Con
• Board Says Consultant Proved H-2B Request Was Its Own
• Miss. Fishery Barred From Interfering With H-2A Labor Probe
• Migrants Seek Class Cert. In NY County Shunning Row
• Immigration Coach Sentenced To 10 Mos. For Asylum Fraud
• Iowa Man Says DHS Detained Him Over Fake Birth Certificate
• Work Permits For Certain Immigrants Now Good For 5 Years
• Feds Argue Precedent Bars Immigrants' Enhanced-Vetting Suit
• US-Israel Visa Waiver Rule Is Anti-Palestinian, Group Says
• SpaceX Cites Axon To Seek Halt Of DOJ Immigrant Bias Case
• 3rd Circ. Undoes Removal Order For Bosnian's Marijuana DUI
• Immigration Attys Soothe Client Fears Amid Shutdown Threat
• DOL Judge Won't Extend Farm's H-2A Visas For New Project
• Ex-Border Agent Admits To Fraudulently Employing Mexicans
• Sessions, Nielsen Face Deposition By Separated Families
• NC Judge Won't Let Farms Escape New H-2A Wages Just Yet
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Why Law Firm ESG Is Likely Here To Stay
• What Large Language Models Mean For Document Review
• Biometrics No Longer Needed to Change Nonimmigrant Status
• Biden Admin Says It's Not Separating Families Like Trump Did
• Watchdog Says DHS Needs Better Biometrics Strategy Plan
• DHS Monitoring Of Its Major Systems Falls Short, OIG Says
• Jailed Engineer Rips Quinn Emanuel, WilmerHale Legal Bill
• Participating In Living History Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bid To Nix ICE Doc's Subpoena Of Detainees' Lawyer Punted
• Chevron Doctrine Supporters Flock To High Court In Key Case
• How A Gov't Shutdown Would Affect Immigration Processing
• Smart Immigration Reform Can Improve Health Care Access
• Texas Tells 5th Circ. Judge 'Imagined Evidence' In Buoy Fight
• Ink Maker Loses H-2B Hire Bid For Wrongly Revised Job Order
• Russian Exec Should Get 21 Mos. For Asylum Fraud, Feds Say
• Private Equity Owners Can Remedy Law Firms' Agency Issues
• Immigration Judges' Free Speech Challenge Tossed Again
• Protection Extended For Afghan Students, Venezuelans In US
• Afghan Allies Say Watchdog Rebuke Shows Need For Fast SIVs
• UPS Settles With DOJ Over Immigration-Related Bias
• More Asylum-Seekers Heading To Houston, Chicago, LA
• DHS Asks Justices Not To Fast-Track H-4 Work Permit Appeal
• DOL Nixes Bid For H-2B Mechanics At Ohio EV Battery Plant
• DHS Accounts For More Migrants Freed Under Parole Program
• Farm, H-2A Agency Want Out Of Wage Rule Enforcement
• DC Judge Says Feds' Visa Rule Defense Defeats Fee Bid
• How To Protect Atty-Client Privilege While Using Generative AI
• Post-Conviction Appeal Won't Stop Deportation, 1st Circ. Says
• Migrant Facility Visits Reveal Cramming, Extended Detentions
• Farms Defend Delay, Fight Default Ruling In Trafficking Suit
• Texas Anti-Migrant Barrier Back On US Side Of Rio Grande
• Agent In Botched ICE Raid Accused Of Misleading Magistrate
• How New Lawyers Can Leverage Feedback For Growth
• IT Firm Says NJ Court Can't Hear Ex-Exec's Termination Suit
• 'Bare Assertions' Doom Bid For H-2B Worker, Judge Rules
• DHS Proposes Rule To Bolster Foreign-Worker Protections
• Texas, Missouri Say DHS Must Use Border Funds As Intended
• Biden Admin, States Seek Wins In 'Remain In Mexico' Suit
• SpaceX Claims DOJ's Immigrant Bias Case Is Unconstitutional
• CAIR Sues For End To Terrorist Watchlist
• Fragomen Adds C-Suite Leader And Managing Director
• DeSantis Says Migrant Suit Can't Target Him For Signing Bill
• Time To End Double Standard On Kids' Green Cards
• DOJ Unit Trims I-9 Violation Fine For New Mexico Biz
• What To Expect When AG Garland Appears Before Congress
• Biden Admin. Says Temporary Protected Status Suit Is Moot
• Sig Sauer Gets DHS Agent's Defective Gun Suit Tossed
• Asylum-Seeker's Cartel Reprisal Claims Enough For 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Affirms Removal Of Ukrainian Under Stop-Time Rule
• Immigrant Advocates Sue ICE Over Detainee Death Records
• Frustrations Mount In Wake Of 'Deeply Upsetting' DACA Order
• Feds Say Asylum-Seekers Lack Evidence Of CBP Turnbacks
• 'Disorderly Persons' Crime Is Deportable Act, 3rd Circ. Holds
• DOD, DHS Officials Say Human Oversight Key To AI Utilization
• 2nd Circ. Won't Use NY's Immigrant Relief To Cancel Removal
• GOP's Minimum Wage Hike Bill Seeks Immigration Verification
• Twitter Legal Fees Suit Offers Crash Course In Billing Ethics
• No Dispute Of Feds' Facts Sinks Co.'s Appeal, Board Rules
• New Migrant Farmworker Rule Could Be Double-Edged Sword
• Texas Judge Declares Biden's DACA Program Unlawful
• ICE Settles Suit Over Torture-Risk Removal Policy Records
• Peruvian Sheep-Herder Says Ranchers Tied To Wage Scam
• House Oversight GOP Probe Alleges Border Material Sales
• EB-5 Center 'Misunderstands' Approval Rule, Feds Argue
• Litigation Can Facilitate EB-5 Investor Visa Determinations
• Belarus Woman Says She's In Immigration System 'Catch-22'
• BAL Names First Latina Managing Partner
• New DOL Rule Aims To Boost Migrant Farmworker Protections
• Organizations Urge Texas Courts To Curb 'Judge Shopping'
• Nonprofit Says ICE Must Face Suit Over Vegas Detentions
• Family Says Feds Liable In 'Inhumane' Detention Under Bridge
• Feds Rebut States' Injury Claim In Lawful Pathways Suit
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Fine-Tunes The 'But It's Hemp' Defense
• Judge Finds Atty 'Misled' Cos., Caused Visa Program Ouster
• Texas Says Feds Intended More Costs In Public Charge Rule
• ABA's Money-Laundering Resolution Is A Balancing Act
• 9th Circ. Says Asylum Review Bid Is Timely But Backs Denial
• Cuban Conditional Parolees Can't Adjust Status, Board Says
• 10th Circ. Says Self-Deportation Deadline Includes Weekends
• BIA Says Gay Asylum-Seeker Shouldn't Have To Stay Closeted
• Gov't To Release Trump Travel Ban Documents After FOIA Suit
• Morgan Lewis Helps Former Afghan Official, Family Flee To US
• Biden Admin Settles Suit Over Afghan Asylum App Delays
• DOL Seeks To Bar Fishery From Threatening Migrant Workers
• 5th Circ. Lets Texas Keep Barrier In Rio Grande For Now
• Indian National Accuses Fla. Immigration Atty Of EB-5 Scam
• NY Immigration Attorney Gets 3 Months For Asylum Fraud Rap
• ACLU Sues For LGBTQ Asylum Seeker's Release After 6 Years
• Texans Say Claims Court Can't Take Biometrics Fee Suit
• GAO Finds Border Wall Impacted Tribal Sites, Water Sources
• Biden Plans To Undo Trump-Era Curbs On Immigration Judges
• Law Firm Professional Development Steps To Thrive In AI Era
• 4th Circ. Says Honduran Reforms Make Man Deportable
• NY Cafe Owner Accused Of Assaulting Exchange Visa Holders
• FOIA Suit Reveals 'Widespread' Use Of Fake Profiles By DHS
• Sens. Look To Keep More Exchange Visitors In The Country
• White House Update To H-2 Visa Program On Horizon
• Judge Orders Texas To Remove Rio Grande Barrier
• Official Scraps NYC's $432M No-Bid Migrant Services Deal
• Ex-Immigration Judges Back Trinidadian Man Before Justices
• Boxer Regains Title, Contract Dispute With Don King Remains
• CBP's Facilities Planning Needs Work, Watchdog Says
• ICE Detentions Highest Since Biden Took Office, Report Says
• Agro Cos. Rebuff Feds' No Harm Claims, Call H-2A Rule Costly
• Feds Object To Review Of Man's Green Card Bid For Wife
• 6th Circ. Says BIA Didn't Fully Think Through Asylum Bid
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Eckert Seamans' Privilege Fight Tops List
• Watchdog Says State Dept. Needs To Better Manage Ally Visas
• Advocates Say They Have More Evidence Of DHS Turnbacks
• DC Judge Cuts ICE Out Of Deleted Detention Video Suit
• Okla. Courts To Expand Non-English Access Under DOJ Deal