Immigration Archive » November, 2023

Immigration - November, 2023

128 articles

• Smithfield's Lack Of Documentation Dooms H-2B Requests
• House Passes Bill Barring Migrants' Housing On Federal Land
• Talent Manager Sues Lewis Brisbois For Costing Her Millions
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Vague Staffing Chart Sinks H-2B Bid For Tesla Refinery
• DOL Board Says Labor Shortage Can't Justify H-2B Caregivers
• Judge Won't Ban Feds From Removing Texas' Wire Fence
• Dem Sens. Resist Tying Asylum Changes To Israel, Ukraine Aid
• Past Contract Work Dooms Fabricator's New H-2B Worker Bid
• 9th Circ. OKs Mexican Man's Removal For Idaho Drug Crime
• Appeals Board Says No H-2B Workers For Permanent Need
• Justices Cast Doubt On Future Of SEC's In-House Courts
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• 6th Circ. Backs Restaurateurs' Migrant Harboring Conviction
• 9th Circ. Judge Sees Nothing To Prevent Border 'Turnback'
• Kagan Says DOJ Retrying Rejected Args In Deportation Case
• DOL Says Large Tiling Contract Justifies H-2B Workers
• Navigating USCIS' New Minimum EB-5 Investment Period
• Bannon Ally Says He Won't Flee If Released In $1B Fraud Case
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• SEC's High Court Opponent Is A Supreme Court Newcomer
• Amicus Groups Tell High Court To End Chevron Deference
• 5th Circ. Says Evidence Backs EB-5 Fraud Conviction
• Restaurant Asked For H-2B Waiters Too Late, Judge Says
• Biden Rips Bill Barring Federal Land Use For Immigrants
• DOL Won't Pause H-2B Debarment For Carnival's Appeal
• Defense And Judicial Posts Top Schumer's Year-End Priorities
• Okla. Rep. Seeks To Cut Off Federal Abortion Assistance
• Nicaragua-Bound Flight Operators Face US Visa Restrictions
• Up Next At High Court: SEC Courts, Repeat Offender Sentences
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Foreign Hires For $17B Samsung Semiconductor Plant Denied
• Florida Tribe Seeks To Overturn EPA Water Permit Decision
• US Can't Seek FBAR Penalties From Green Card Holder
• Immigration Partner From Ogletree Joins Nelson Mullins In SC
• SEC Sues Transportation Cos., Atty Over Alleged EB-5 Fraud
• Salvadorans Say Being Wrongly Tied To MS-13 Led To Solitary
• Labor Board Doubts Shipbuilders Need Foreign Workers
• Chamber Says Floated H-2 Visa Changes May Be Too Harsh
• CFPB, DOJ Signal Focus On Fair Lending To Immigrants
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Fishing Cos. Tell Justices Chevron Deference 'Deeply Flawed'
• Challenge To DOL Court Paused As Justices Mull Similar Case
• Request Killed For H-2B Prep Cooks In Tenn. Tourist Spot
• Caliber Body Shop Chain Loses Bids To Hire Foreign Techs
• Tenn. Trucking Cos. Settle Claims Of Noncitizen Hiring Bias
• GOP Sen. Asks HHS Watchdog To Probe Migrant Health Care
• NC Farm Fined For Withholding Workers' Pay And Passports
• GEO Fight Against Wash. State's Private Prison Ban Now Moot
• 9th Circ. Says No Miranda Shield In Immigrant Removal Arrest
• Ex-FCA Exec Skirts Prison Time In Emissions Case
• 1st Circ. Says Revoked Visa Bid Notice Need Only Go To Atty
• Chinese Nationals Can't Sue Ex-Atty For $50M EB-5 Visa Fraud
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Cos. Must Adapt To Calif. Immigration Data Privacy Law
• Citi Should Face More Sanctions Over Bias Claims, Rep. Says
• Mexico Blasts Texas Law That Criminalizes Illegal Entry
• GOP Reps.' FISA Reform Plans Don't Make Advocates Happy
• 4th Circ. Won't Halt Deportation, But Questions Deadline
• Boxing Champ Drops Long-Running Suit Against Don King
• US Adds Nearly 65K Additional H-2B Visas For 2nd Year
• 1st Circ. Says Threats To Guatemalan Not 'Menacing' Enough
• Fla. Defense Lawyers' Group Rips Judge's Ethics Deal
• Feds Say Data Privacy Suit Doesn't Merit En Banc Hearing
• Ariz. Solar Biz. Hit With $85K In Penalties For I-9 Violations
• Foreign Worker Programs Rife With Abuse, Watchdog Says
• DHS Announces Family Reunification Program For Ecuador
• Staffing Co. To Pay $920K To End DOJ Citizenship Bias Probe
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• DOL Board Kills Bid For H-2B Telecom Construction Workers
• CBP Still Separating Detained Families, Report Says
• Texas Co. Denies 'Lone Star' Op Migrants' Prolonged Detention
• Electric Co.'s Faulty Evidentiary Response Dooms H-2B Bid
• Feds Rebut Migrants 'Turnback' Claims Tied To Border App
• Consider Immigration Issues When Hiring Int'l Medical Grads
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Mass. Judge Keeps Assault Claim In Botched ICE Raid Case
• House To Vote On Bill That Could Halt Employment Rules
• Citi Faces Consumer Suit Over Anti-Armenian Bias Claims
• Pakistani Doc Says Feds Ignored Atty Wife's Claimed Hardship
• Cox Agrees To Settle DOJ Citizenship Bias Claims
• Apple Inks $25M Deal With DOJ Over Citizenship Hiring Bias
• White House Looks To Save DACA With 5th Circ. Appeal
• Texas Judge Freezes DOJ's Hiring Bias Case Against SpaceX
• Bipartisan Bill Again Floats Visas For 'Family Purposes' Visits
• Pausing Afghan Kidnap Case 'Unrealistic,' Judge Says
• New Calif., Mich. District Judges Include Pro Bono Advocate
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Stop Detaining Pregnant Migrant Women, Dems' Bill Says
• Court Nixes Mining Cos.' Takings Case Over Border Wall
• Atty Group Sues Gov't For US Citizen Evacuation From Gaza
• GOP Anti-Trafficking Bill Pushes Fingerprinting For Minors
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• CFPB Says Citi Must Pay $26M For Credit Card Discrimination
• Migrant Minors' Attys Target 'Remain In Mexico' In 1-Day Trial
• 9th Circ. Doubts Exceptions Can Save Biden Asylum Limits
• ICE Contractor, US Man Settle 'Solitary Confinement' Suit
• After Exit, Palestinian American Couple End Gaza Rescue Suit
• La. Shipbuilder's H-2B Bid Fails Over Lack Of Temporary Need
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Biden Admin, Unaccompanied Migrant Kids Toss Title 42 Suit
• Senate Republicans' Border Proposal Mirrors House Bill
• DOJ Pans SpaceX's Constitutional Attack On Bias Complaint
• Chinese Investors Settle EB-5 Claims On Eve Of Trial
• Biden Takes A Jab At China In Americas Partnership Speech
• No Harm Found In DHS OIG Suit Against Watchdog Council
• DHS To Boost H-2B Visas For Seasonal Workers In 2024
• UN Slams Biden Immigration Policy As Possible Treaty Breach
• 9th Circ. Says ZIP Code Error Doesn't Taint Deportation Order
• DC Circ. Questions Visa Processing Times For Allies
• Don King Says Boxer Untruthful About Visa In Contract Row
• How Biden's AI Order Stacks Up Against Calif. And G7 Activity
• Apps Open ICE-Issued Phones To Espionage, Watchdog Says
• Developer Loses Delay Bid In Suit Alleging $99.5M EB-5 Scam
• Chinese Citizens, Fla. Duel In 11th Circ. Over Land-Buying Law
• DOJ, CFPB Told To Retract Guidance Against Immigrant Bias
• Aviation Biz Fails To Show Need For H-2B Mechanics
• Ex-Calif. Top Judge On Facing & Fighting Sexism In The Law
• SpaceX Hiring Saga Bears Compliance Warning For Tech Cos.
• Immigrants Argue Extreme Vetting Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• Key Employer Takeaways From USCIS' H-1B Visa Proposal
• Texas Panel Partially Axes Immigration Atty's Defamation Suit
• Ex-Immigration Judge Claims Bias, Citing 'Monster Docket'
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Lawmakers Seek New Children's Court In Immigration System