Immigration Archive » October, 2023

Immigration - October, 2023

143 articles

• Biden AI Order Could Ease Some Tech Immigration Woes
• Feds Parole Asylum-Seekers To End 'Remain In Mexico' Suit
• US Accused Of Leaving Citizens Trapped In Gaza
• Health Co. Faces Stock Suit Amid NYC Migrant Deal Scrutiny
• Dem AGs Press Texas Court To Toss Immigrant Rule Challenge
• Immigration Bond Cos. Call CFPB Funding Unconstitutional
• Divorce Doesn't Free Man From Sponsor Fees, Va. Judge Says
• What To Know About The White House's Sweeping AI Directive
• US Citizens Move To Strike CBP Data In Parole Program Row
• Lost In A Maze Of USCIS Policy On Child Immigration Status
• Feds Barred From Cutting Texas' Razor Wire At Border
• UFW Urges 9th Circ. To Ax Migrant Farmer Wages Order
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• Justices Refuse Challenge To H-1B Spouses' Work Permits
• Texas Gov. Beats Migrant Transfer Law Challenge At 5th Circ.
• Health Orgs. Warn Against Nixing Revised Public Charge Rule
• Texas Accuses Feds Of 'Brazen Escalation' In Razor Wire Suit
• Order Extended for Indigent 'Lone Star' Border Op Defendants
• Biden Admin. To Update Protections For Au Pair Participants
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Cuban Woman's Persecution Claims
• Family Separation Suit Against Feds Will Go To Trial
• Engineers Say Auto Parts Maker Traffics Mexican Labor
• SpaceX Says Rule Change Can't Fix DOJ Immigrant Bias Case
• Chicago Sued Over New Migrant Shelter For Asylum-Seekers
• Removal Notices Must Be Single Doc, Immigration Judges Say
• Minn. Judge Pulls 'Astronomical' $110M Malpractice Verdict
• Migrant Farmers Score Collective Action Cert. In Wages Suit
• Firm 'Graduated' From Small Biz Program, Judge Says
• Law Professor Ducks Testimony Over Deposition In NBC Suit
• J-2 Visa Holder Says Feds Can't Apply Residence Requirement
• Feds Get OK On Deal With Families Separated Under Trump
• DOL Board Won't Revive Bid For H-2B Telecom Installers
• Graham Pivots To Priorities In Unaccompanied-Minors Hearing
• 1st Circ. Nixes Asylum Bid That Cited China 'One Child' Policy
• Feds Not Immune From Separated Migrant Families' Suit
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Monsanto Resolves Claims It Excluded Farmworker From Deal
• DHS Confirms 2nd Venezuelan Deportation Flight
• NY County Leaders Want Migrant Shunning Suit Tossed
• Texas Sues To Stop Feds From Cutting Rio Grande Razor Wire
• Feds Say Court Can't Force Evacuation Of US Citizens In Gaza
• Ongoing Temporary Workforce Dooms Bid For H-2B Drivers
• Texas Says Increased Costs Warrant Asylum Rule Challenge
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Immigration Atty Eyes Ax Of Some EB-5 Scam Claims
• House GOPs Propose 'Grand Bargain' For Border And Ukraine
• Feds Say Texas Lacks Standing, Record In Public Charge Row
• BIA Rules Late NY Appeal Can Block Noncitizen's Removal
• 3rd Circ. Appeal Of DOL Penalty Halted For Justices' SEC Case
• Fla. Immigration Atty Accused Of Practicing While Suspended
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Chicago Atty Charged With Immigration Fraud
• 9th Circ. Urged To Flip 'Nonsensical' Order On Farmers' Wages
• DHS Rule To Thwart H-1B Visa Lottery Abuse Earns Praise
• Feds Must Turn Over More Info In 'Remain In Mexico' Suit
• Syrian Man Says USCIS Stalled On His Asylum Hearing
• Harvard Instructor, Defense Atty Tapped For Mass. Bench
• White House Wants $106B In Supplemental Security Funding
• Late Appeal Dooms Debarred Park From Undoing H-2B Denial
• CoreCivic To Notify Detainees Of Work Rights Under New Deal
• Feds Say Immigration Law Doesn't Mandate Migrant Removals
• Judge Says Consulate Delay Could Justify H-2A Extension
• CBP Director Gives Details On New Border Wall Contracts
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• 8th Circ. Denies Asylum To Guatemalan Fleeing Cow Thieves
• EB-5 Investors Can't Hit TD Bank In Settlement Collection Bid
• Union Renews Calls For Independent Immigration Courts
• Asylum Policy Shifting More Cases To Officers Has Resumed
• SpaceX Can't Block Immigration Enforcement Case, DOJ Says
• EB-5 Investment Period Clarification Raises More Questions
• Wash. Justices Doubt Work Part Of 'Incarceration Experience'
• CFPB Orders Remittance App That 'Tricked' Users To Pay $3M
• CORRECTED: Parents Say Texas Not Harmed By A Few Young Refugees
• Feds Say Gaza Evacuation Fraught With 'Grave Danger'
• Law Prof Says ICE Denying Info On 'Healthy' Man's Death
• Advocates Seek Data On Asylum-Seekers Without Entry Appts
• Chevron Foes Pan Fed. Defenses In Fishers' High Court Case
• Meat Co.'s Records Fall Short In H-2B Bid, Judge Rules
• Asylum Advocates Sue For Release Of CBP One App
• Lack Of Documents Shuts Biz Out Of H-2B Carpenter Hire
• US Arab Groups Sue Blinken, Austin Over Gaza Attacks
• 5 Considerations for Year-End Immigration Budget Planning
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Ex-Cop Admits To Immigration Scheme For Art Dealer's Perks
• Feds Agree To Aid Separated Families With Housing And Work
• Civil Liberties Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Privacy Suit
• Legal Co. To Pay Ex-Workers' Atty Fees For 'Meritless' Suit
• DOL Forestry Co. Fine Suit Can't Leave La., Judge Rules
• Don King, Fighter Ordered To Negotiate Deposition Date
• Resolute Lawyers Help South Sudanese Dissident Win Asylum
• Feds Can Make Migrants Use Online App
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Workers Sue Construction Co. Over Qatar World Cup Abuses
• Wash. Says GEO Can't Fight Private Prison Ban Law Anymore
• CFPB, DOJ Caution Lenders About Bias Against Immigrants
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Convicted Engineer Says ADI's Pricey Atty Wasn't Needed
• Mexican NGOs Tell 9th Circ. That Asylum Curbs Ignore Reality
• Epileptic Detainee, Prison Operator End Negligence Suit
• Va. Court Won't Pause Discovery In Afghan 'Baby Doe' Suit
• Abbott Denies Role In Enforcing 'Lone Star' Border Operation
• Biden's Removal Notices At Ports Of Entry Break Record
• DOJ To Allow AG Review Of Immigration-Related Decisions
• 4 Years Fair For Felon's Unlawful Reentry, 10th Circ. Rules
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• Immigrant 'Misled' By Attys Seeks To Revive Green Card Case
• Judge Says Migrant Aid Co. Should Face Sex, Race Bias Case
• 3rd Circ. Denies Honduran's Asylum Bid To Flee Gang Threat
• EB-5 Investors Turn Court's Eyes To Failed Project's Ch. 11
• Citizenship And Immigration Data Gains Protections In Calif.
• Boxing Champ Tells Don King To Get Real About Deposition
• Ex-State Dept. Officer, Immigration Atty Joins Hunton In DC
• 'General' Challenges Don't Excuse Late H-2B Bid, Judge Says
• UN Refugee Agency Says Biden Asylum Limits Unlawful
• Lenders Say NY Hotel Lacks Detail On Migrant Housing Transition
• Biden Admin. Under Fire For Border Wall, Venezuela Removals
• Judge Says Co.'s Past H-2B Approval Can't Cover New Request
• Appeals Board Grants Roofing Co.'s Bid For H-2B Workers
• EB-5 Investors Blew Deadline To Fight NC Fraud Suit Trim
• 5th Circ. Judge Hints Precedent Helps DOJ In Texas Buoy Row
• Feds Dodge Suit Over Ukrainian Refugee Work Permit Fees
• Biden Admin. Restarts Removal Flights To Venezuela
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• 9th Circ. Mulls Legality Of Pro-Foreign Bias In Meta Hiring Suit
• IT Consulting Firm Says Texas Co. Breached Staffing Deal
• 9th Circ. Says Border Stop Doesn't Negate Illegal Entry Verdict
• Tenn. Says DHS Is Denying Info On ICE Detainee-Release Plan
• Fla. Health Care Agency Loses Foreign Health Aide Hire Bid
• US Should Refund Ex-Citizens' Renunciation Fee, Court Told
• DHS Cites 'Acute' Need For Rushed Border Barrier In Texas
• Tips For Student Visa Applicants Mired In Processing Delays
• 7th Circ. Says Police Protection Sinks Mayan's Asylum Claim
• GAO Flags Gov't Inconsistencies in E-Verify Monitoring
• Mental Health May Affect Man's Threat Level, 11th Circ. Says
• NY Ag. Group, Farms Sue State Over Farmworker Rights Law
• Don King Wants Deposition Or Sanctions In Row With Boxer
• Feds Rebuke Texas' Asylum Challenge, Say Rule Omits State
• Marie Eiffel Slams Visa Students' Assault Claims As Too Weak
• Some Plaintiffs In 'Shocking' Labor Abuses Suit Drop Claims
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• High Court Nixes Challenge To Grad Training Under F-1 Visas
• Justices Revive Deportation Relief Bid In Light Of May Ruling
• Justices Won't Mull If Building Animal Pens Is Farm Work