Immigration Archive » March, 2024

Immigration - March, 2024

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• Northern Texas Judges Won't Adopt Judge-Shopping Rule
• High Court SEC Case May Bear On DOJ's Immigration Probes
• Migrant's Death Had To Be Direct Shot, Ariz. Jury Hears
• GEO Group Brass Agree To Reforms To End Derivative Suit
• Bill Would Ease Native American Travel Across Canadian Border
• Judge Won't Stop Immigration Fee Hikes From Taking Effect
• Ohio School Beats Race Bias Suit Over Pandemic Layoffs
• Varnum Grows Practice With Corporate Immigration Pro
• Slew Of Briefs To Justices Chide Feds' Spousal Visa Denial
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Ariz. Rancher Appeared 'Calm' Before Body Found, Jury Hears
• Staffing Co. Takes $100K DOJ Deal To End Hiring Bias Claims
• Feds Lean On 5th Circ. SB 4 Order To Argue For Buoy Removal
• DOL Judge Rejects Hawaiian Hotel's H-2B Bid Over Lack Of Info
• House To Push Impeachment Of DHS Head To Senate In April
• Grading Garland: Attys Give AG Mixed Reviews 3 Years In
• CFPB Flags False Advertising Risk For Money Transfer Firms
• Calif. Judge Decries DOJ's Broken Promises In Travel Ban Suit
• 47 House Dems Urge Changing Trade Deal To Stem Migration
• Foreign Workers Sue Over Alleged Illegal Recruiting Scheme
• Feds Says Waivers To Fee Hikes Should Sink Legal Orgs' Suit
• Atlanta Immigration Firm Accused Of Not Paying Paralegal OT
• Expanded Detention Will Not Solve Immigration Challenges
• Divided 5th Circ. Blocks Texas Migrant Arrest Law
• Jackson Paints Abortion Clash As Microcosm Of Bigger Brawl
• Feds Say Ruling Doesn't Back Court Review Of EB-5 Visa Denial
• Ohio Health Staffing Co. Settles Visa Fraud Probe For $9.25M
• Consulting Biz Can't Show Need For 300 H-2B Workers
• In Abortion Case, Gorsuch Frets 'Rash' Of National Injunctions
• Fishery Says Request For DOL Cooperators' Names Is Fair
• Fox Rothschild Wants Gag Order To Silence Atty's 'Bombast'
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Proceedings Over Walmart Immigration Records Halted
• Wash. Asks Judge To Undo Block Of ICE Detention Center Law
• Ill. Atty Fights To Keep Reinstatement Dispute In DC Court
• DOJ Slammed For Backing GEO Group In Detainee Wage Fight
• Kamala Harris Touts Central American Economic Investments
• DOJ Calls Probe Of Alleged SpaceX Hiring Bias Constitutional
• Texas Judge Extends Stay On Border Wall Funding Order
• Hostile Rancher Killed Migrant, Az. Prosecutors Tell Jury
• Watchdog Calls To Redo $896M Migrant Transport Deal
• 9th Circ. Revives Asylum Bid Over Burden Of Proof Error
• Floral Co. Pays Feds $2M To End Migrant Exploitation Action
• Judge Cuts ICE Contractor, Keeps US In Medical Abuse Suit
• Legal Scholar Rips Texas' 'Invasion' Defense Of Border Buoy
• GOP States Can't Step Into Asylum Limits Suit, DC Judge Told
• 2nd Circ. Revives Case Against Man Held By ICE Despite Bail
• Texas Detention Sites Held Migrants Too Long, Report Says
• Schumer Urges Texas District To Adopt Judge-Shopping Rule
• Mexico Slams Texas Migrant Law As State-Sanctioned Bias
• Suit Fighting DC Law That Lets Noncitizens Vote Is Tossed
• Rock Quarry's H-2B Bid Fails Over Qualification Requirement
• Bus Co. Will Halt Immigrant Transport To NY During Litigation
• New Suit Aims To Block Immigration Fee Hikes
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Feds Say Conflict Zones Irrelevant To Diversity Visa Process
• How Harsher Penalties For AI Crimes May Work In Practice
• Texas Struggles To Explain Arrest Law Specifics To 5th Circ.
• NC Printing Co. Settles DOJ Citizenship Discrimination Claim
• Republican Bill Targets Colleges Hiring Unauthorized Workers
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Schumer Scolds McConnell For Judge-Shopping Policy Rebuff
• Fishery Says DOL Stonewalling Discovery In H-2A Probe
• GEO Fights Wash. Bid For State Inspectors' Entry Into ICE Jail
• Texas' Border Buoy Argument 'Flummoxes' Austin Judge
• Staffing Co. Owner Gets 4 Years For Hiring Untaxed Labor
• Future Of Judge-Shopping Reform Hazy After Rule Proposal
• Migrant Arrest Law On Hold Again Pending 5th Circ. Hearing
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Justices Say Courts Can Review Immigration Hardship Denial
• High Court Won't Moot Suit Over Rescinded No-Fly Listing
• Attys Says Haitians Must Be Protected From Deportation
• DHS To Test AI For Immigration Officer Training, Investigations
• Ex-Immigration Judges Say Mistake Warrants Asylum Redo
• Feds Say CBP Isn't Responsible For Kids At Outdoor Border Sites
• Justice Alito Blocks Texas' Migrant Arrest Law Indefinitely
• Lack Of Permanent Workers Dooms Bid For H-2B Kitchen Staff
• Farmers Seek Quick Win In H-2A Suit Against DOL
• Judiciary Clarifies Judge Shopping Policy After Senator Letter
• NYC Settles Its Challenge Of 'Right-To-Shelter' Mandate
• Foreign Investors Say New Ruling Supports EB-5 Visa Bid
• DOL Fights Fishery's Bid To Unveil Migrant Worker Identities
• CBP Sued For Info On Alleged Outdoor Border Detention Sites
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Russian's Asylum Delay Suit Survives Dismissal Effort In Fla.
• Ga. Farm Retreat Fails to Back H-2B Bid With Growing Season
• Judge OKs Exclusion Of Late Evidence In Deportation Fight
• Atty Rips Fox Rothschild's Gag Order Bid As 'Temper Tantrum'
• Fla. Atty Disbarred For Practicing Law After Suspension
• In 3rd Win, Sig Sauer Beats ICE Agent's Defective-Gun Suit
• CoreCivic Beats Asylum-Seeker's Miscarriage Liability Suit
• Shipbuilder Created For One Project Can't Get H-2B Staff
• Don't Let Texas 'Rewrite' Immigrant Arrest Law, SG Tells Justices
• 2026 World Cup: Companies Face Labor Challenges And More
• New Co.'s Lack Of Records Dooms Bid For H-2B Truck Drivers
• EB-5 Suit Says Hotel Project Tricked Non-English Speakers
• Judiciary Touts New Policy To Rein In Judge Shopping
• Texas' Migrant Arrest Law Faces New Suit, Now By Individuals
• Judge Lets Feds Appeal 'Novel' Issues In Asylum Bond Suit
• Judge OKs Deal Ending DACA Holders' Lending Bias Suit
• Alito Again Delays Effective Date Of Texas' Migrant Arrest Law
• Texas Fights Bid To Block Migrant Arrest Law At High Court
• 9th Circ. Orders 2nd Look At Zambian Woman's Asylum Bid
• Biden's 2025 Budget Seeks More Border Funds, Again
• Wash. Law Aimed At GEO's Migrant Facility Partially Barred
• Texas Judge Doubts Paxton's Motive For Shutting Nonprofit
• Biden Administration Must Use Border Wall Funds, For Now
• Dems Say DHS Watchdog Trying To Evade Their Oversight
• H-1B Season Opens With Mix Of Optimism And Apprehension
• Explain Prince Harry's US Visa Records, Judge Orders DHS
• Migrant Parole Program Survives GOP States' Challenge
• Weather Data Revives Lumber Co.'s H-2B Visa Application
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Biden Blasts 'Hidden Fees' During State Of The Union
• House Backs Migrant Detention Bill After Ga. Student Death
• 9th Circ. Gives Salvadoran Woman 2nd Chance At Asylum
• GOP States Seek To Save Biden's Asylum Limits Rule
• 9th Circ. Says Board Ignored Salvadoran's Testimony
• Long-Distance Truck Drivers Again Found Eligible For H-2B
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 8th Circ. Rejects Appeal Of Denial Of Pause In Green Card Fight
• Feds Resolve Immigrant Father-Son Border Separation Suit
• House Votes To Require DHS Border Contract Reviews
• What Attorneys Need To Know About H-1B Lottery Changes
• Lottery Winners Say Visa Wait Has Sent Them To The Border
• GEO Tries To Keep Immigration Site Inspection Suit In Fed Court
• Settlement Gets 'Tire Spinning' EB-5 Fraud Suit Unstuck
• Fed. Circ. Doubts Whether Atty Fee Suit Has Legs
• DocGo Hit With Investor Suit Over 'Limitless' Charter Clause
• 8th Circ. Says Minor's Duress From Gang Can't Aid Asylum Bid
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• ADI Can't Recoup Full Quinn Emanuel Bill In IP Theft Case
• Ranches Nix Shepherds' 'Indentured Servitude' Suit For Now
• Judge 'Uncomfortable' In Tossing Man's No-Fly-List Suit
• Alito Delays 5th Circ. Order On Texas' Migrant Arrest Law
• ICE Could Have Acted On $14M Deal Protest Sooner, Judge Says
• H-2A Farmworkers Seek Partial Win Ahead Of Wage Trial
• Deported Man Seeks Mass. Justices' OK For Remote Retrial
• 9th Circ. Says Mexican Man's Torture By Gov't Facility Unlikely
• 5th Circ. Order May Let Migrant Arrest Law Take Effect
• Ga. Tech Prof Gets Most China-Tied Fraud Charges Tossed
• Wash. Seeks Injunction To Force GEO ICE Prison Inspections
• Afghan Allies' Visa Processing On The Rise, Watchdog Says
• Iowa Co.'s Ongoing Need For Workers Sinks H-2B Bid
• GOP Subpoena Of Mayorkas Is Media Grab, DHS Says
• Fla. Judge Resigns Amid Ethics Charges Over Ex Parte Chat
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts