Immigration Archive » February, 2024

Immigration - February, 2024

130 articles

• Veteran Journalist Held In Contempt For Not Divulging Source
• Attys Seek To Get Migrant Kids Out Of 'Unsafe' Open-Air Sites
• Texas Hotel Co. Denied H-2B Workers For National Guard Influx
• Feds Say High Court Ruling Is Irrelevant To Razor Wire Fight
• Fox Rothschild Wants Atty Gag Order In NJ Malpractice Suit
• Texas Judge Bars State's Migrant Arrest Law During Litigation
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Sbarro Worker Appeals 'Prejudiced' Verdict On Rape Claims
• Au Pair Agency Can't Arbitrate Wage Claims, Judge Says
• 8th Circ. Won't Review Mexican National's Removal Fight
• Hawaii Resort Gets Another Go At Foreign Staff For Golf Club
• Feds Fear Unlimited Discovery In Separated Families' Cases
• Coats Rose Atty Fired Over Threatening Letter To Judge
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2nd Circ. Revives Asylum Bid Over Testimony Interruption
• 7th Circ. Says Renewed Removal Orders Must Wait On CAT
• Texas Escapes Pregnant Worker Law But Not Migrant Funding
• Ga. ICE Facility Dismissed From Forced Labor Suit
• GOP Seeks To Bar DHS From Sending Air Marshals To Border
• Judge Pans 'Voluminous' H-2B Request With Little Explanation
• Args In APA Case Amplify Justices' Focus On Agency Power
• Pryor Cashman Adds Immigration Atty To New York Office
• Texas Brings High Court Ruling Into Border Wire Removal Suit
• AILA Vows Action To Fight Potentially Illegal Asylum Policies
• GOP States, Groups Back Texas In Rio Grande Barrier Fight
• Over 150 Orgs Warn Biden Asylum Ban Would 'Stain' Legacy
• 9th Circ. Says Asylum Rightly Denied Over UK Assault Record
• ABA Report Says Electronic Monitoring Of Migrants Is Punitive
• Feds Back ICE Contractor In 9th Circ. Detainee Wage Fight
• Post-Conviction Relief Can't Save Immigrant From Removal
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Texas Developer Battles DOJ's 1st Predatory Mortgages Suit
• Feds Can't Keep Depositions In Family Separation Suit Private
• Judge Irked By Arbitration Ask Years Into Au Pair Wage Case
• SD Winery Gets New Go At Hiring Foreign Kitchen Staff
• NY Judge Halts State Ag Law's Anti-Union Speech Restriction
• ICE's Immunity Bars Bulk Of Virus Death Suit, For Now
• 9th Circ. Judge Slams DOJ 'About-Face' In Asylum Rule Case
• 4th Circ. Tosses Migrant Bond Co.'s CFPB Funding Challenge
• Dubious Of Peak Season Claims, Judge Nixes Lodge's H-2B App
• Residential Developer Loses Bid For Temp Foreign Pipelayers
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• Texas Seeks Nonprofit Shutdown, Alleges Migrant Smuggling
• Liberal Justices Hint Chevron Deference Hanging By A Thread
• Farms Say Workers Haven't Tied Them To Abusive Tactics
• Developers Deny 'Shell Game' Amid Push For More Sanctions
• Restoration Architect Says Visa Denial Ignored Evidence
• Permanent Need Dooms Request For H-2B Home Health Aides
• Lack Of Evidence Kills Biz Group's Bid To Hire Foreign Janitors
• GOP Sens. Seek Full Impeachment Trial For Mayorkas
• Texas County Says State's Migrant Arrest Law Will Raise Costs
• DOL Faulted For Not Explaining Ala. Sonic's H-2B Visa Denial
• Union Can't Intervene In Fight Over NY Farm Laborers Law
• House Lawmakers Unveil $66.3B Military, Border Bill
• Green Card Approvals Sink To All Time Low
• GAO Rejects Protests Against ICE Air Charter Deal
• Texas Migrant Arrest Law Needs 'A Lot More Care,' Judge Says
• HHS Watchdog Finds Lax Vetting For Migrant Kid Sponsors
• USCIS Fee Increases May Have Unintended Consequences
• 9th Circ. Unconvinced That Theft Doesn't Warrant Removal
• ICE Reaches Settlement Over Mistaken Raid On Couple
• NY Judge Sends Migrant Busing Suit Back To State Court
• GOP Senator Wants Confirmation Hearing On Labor Secretary
• Investors Urge Prison As Developers Seek More Briefing Time
• House Rep. Green Plans Retirement After Mayorkas Fight
• DHS Warns Of Reduced Operations With Budget Shortfall
• Va. Farms Settle H-2A Workers' Allegations Of OT Violations
• Deputy AG Warns Of Harsher Penalties For Crimes Aided By AI
• DOL Extends Deadline For Input On Foreign Worker Jobs
• NY Immigrant Settles Green Card Case Alleging Atty Fraud
• Fox Rothschild Blasts 'Chicanery' Suit As Bid For 'Payday'
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• House GOP Passes Measure To Impeach DHS Secretary
• 3rd Circ. Says Evidence Overlooked In Somali's Torture Claims
• Immigrants Seek To Certify Class Of 170,000 With Visa Delays
• Prior Sham Marriage Bars Immigration Bid, 4th Circ. Rules
• 11th Circ. Wants Jurisdiction Review In Migrant Release Suits
• Senate Approves $95B Aid Bill For Ukraine, Israel
• Landscaper Loses H-2B Bid For Not Proving Extra Staff Need
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• Farmworkers Union Fights Bid To Stop NY Ag Law
• Shepherd's Death Halts Round-The-Clock H-2A Pay Case
• Tenn. Dept. Settles Claims It Ignored Kids' Citizenship Options
• Fla. Migrant Transport Suit Halted For Injunction Ruling
• Farm Wins Bid To Change H-2A Workers' Season
• Michigan Eatery Fails To Justify Need for Foreign Temp Cooks
• Immigration Backlog Slowing But Still Growing, Report Says
• Feds Get Support At DC Circ. To Issue Spousal Work Permits
• No Need For Anonymity In Fla. Immigration Suit, Judge Rules
• EB-5 Visa Fraud Suit Should Be Stayed, Court Hears
• NC Court Won't Halt Immigration Atty's Disbarment
• DHS To Propose Employment Visa Updates Later This Year
• Texas Says New Migrant Arrest Law Mirrors Federal Law
• Advocates Ask Garland To Nix 'Overbroad' Asylum Decision
• DHS Can Better Explain Joint Task Force Decisions, GAO Says
• No Proof Of Off Season Sinks Carnival Vendor's H-2B Bid
• US Officials Must Face Refugee's Processing Delay Suit
• Sham Marriage Dooms Man's Bid To Avoid Deportation
• Asylum Limits Suit Paused For Possible Settlement
• Staffing Co. Resolves DOJ Claims Of US Citizen Hiring Bias
• Board Says Facts Need Sussing In ICE, Charter Biz $64M Battle
• Biden Admin. Must Face Suit Over Wider Asylum Powers
• Fox Rothschild Must Face Visa Malpractice Suit, Court Told
• NY-Licensed Atty Says NC Bar Lacks Power To Disbar Him
• Farming Nonprofit Supports DOL H-2A Wage Rule At 4th Circ.
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• Disney Settles Job Offer Dispute Linked To Fla. LGBTQ Law
• GOP Chided For Turning On Border Policies They 'Demanded'
• NYC Says Co. Flouted Filing Rules In Migrant Bus Row
• House Fails To Impeach DHS Secretary Mayorkas
• Migrants' Suit Against Texas 'Lone Star' Border Op Tossed
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Wash. Labor Dept. Says ICE Facility Operator Blocking Probes
• State Department Limits Visas For People Abusing Spyware
• 4th Circ. Backs 'Beyond Doubt' Rule For Green Card Applicant
• Feds Pay $1.2M To End Suit Accusing Judge Of Lewdness
• Cities, Advocacy Groups Say DACA Is Vital For US Communities
• $118B Senate Bill Proposes Sweeping Border Changes
• ACLU Atty On How To Protect Civil Liberties In The AI Era
• 9th Circ. Revives Asylum Bid For Indian Politician's Son
• 'Slow Lawyering' Shouldn't Punish Clients, Mich. Judge Says
• Biden Admin Hits Back At Objections To H-2A Wage Increases
• Spousal Work Permits Backed By Precedent, DC Circ. Told
• 4th Circ. Backs Reliance On Asylum-Seekers' Partial Truths
• 11th Circ. Sides With Chinese Citizens In Fla. Land-Buy Row
• Higher Ed Alliance Says Ending DACA Will Decimate Economy
• DOL Says Late Argument Dooms H-2A Wage Rule Challenge
• Feds Say Witnesses In Family Separation Suit Are Being Harassed
• Biden Admin. Sanctions Israeli Settlers In West Bank
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift