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Immigration - April, 2024

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• Chicago Wants Help Probing Migrant-Moving Bus Companies
• Migrant Families, Biden Admin Settle Separation Suit
• Wash. Fights GEO's Bid For Final End To ICE Detention Law
• Foreign Farmworker Protection Rule Could Frustrate Hiring
• Dinsmore Immigration Duo Jumps To Thompson Hine
• Sens. Want Clarity On Foreign College Athletes' NIL Rights
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• Co. Can't Use Nonlegal Names To File Multiple H-2B Apps
• Biden Admin's Border Wall Plan Must Be Vacated, Court Told
• Calif. Judge OKs $1M Deal In Strawberry Pickers' Wage Suit
• No Need To Delay $811M Immigrant Bond Co. Fine, CFPB Says
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Immigration Firm BAL Lands 21 Attys From Seyfarth
• Justices To Scrutinize Revoked Visa Petition
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• DOL Solidifies H-2A Protections For Foreign Farmworkers
• Judge Made Right Call To Save DHS Parole Program, Feds Say
• Thomas' Long Quest To Undo A 'Grave Constitutional Error'
• 11th Circ. Finds No Anti-Black Juror Bias In Murder Trial
• Texas Must Face Feds' Suit Over Anti-Migrant Buoy Barrier
• Mass. Justices Dash Deported Man's Hope For Remote Retrial
• DOJ Pressed On Prosecutions Of Muslim Asylum-Seekers
• South African's Old Convictions Cost Him Deportation Relief
• Immigrants Poised To Fill Future US Labor Needs, Report Says
• US Says Seizure Power Erodes Landowner's Border Wall Suit
• NJ Couple Convicted Of Luring Immigrants Into Forced Labor
• Judge Puts Texas Arrest Law Case On Ice During Appeal
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ditching H-1Bs, Foreigners Hone Skills To Get Visas Faster
• World Cup Workers' Abuse Suit Still Falls Short, US Cos. Say
• Filipino Workers' $730K Trafficking Deal Gets Judge's Initial OK
• Colombian Actor Says His Visa Denials Are Full Of Mistakes
• Watchdog Says ICE Paid $25.3M For Empty Detention Space
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• HHS Formalizes Flores Protections For Immigrating Minors
• 10th Circ. Backs Mexican Woman's Appeal Of Asylum Denial
• Justices' Doubts May Undo 9th Circ. On Spousal Visa Rights
• Judge Overturns Biz's H-2B Ban, Blaming 'Gaslighting' Atty
• Migrant-Hiring Crimes And Tax Evasion Get Pair Prison, $1.8M Fine
• Texas, Mo. Seek Full Vacatur Of DHS Border Wall Plan
• Congress Urged To Fund Attys For Immigrants In Removal
• Justices Reject Asylum Quest Of Man Caught In Transit Ban
• DC Judge Backs Feds' Power To Sanction Ex-Afghan Officials
• Immigration Orgs Fight Feds' Bid To Win Fee Hikes Dispute
• Feds Say Texas' Reliance On Justices In SB 4 Case Is Misplaced
• Wrongful Detention Suit Illustrates Pitfalls Of ICE Lockups
• Up Next At High Court: Abortions & Presidential Immunity
• Fla. Can't Wage Real Estate War On Foreigners, 11th Circ. Told
• Staffing Co. Can't Escape Bar On Task Order Protests
• Texas Says Justices' Takings Decision Saves Its Arrest Law
• BNP Paribas Can't Escape Suit Over Sudan's Rights Abuses
• Weather Data Dooms Co.'s H-2B Visa Bid For Warm Months
• Feds Say Texas' Asylum Fight Must Go After La. Suit Got Axed
• DHS Watchdog Finds Use Of Force Issues In Fla. ICE Facility
• Immigrant Sues USCIS Over Denial Of I-130 Bids For Children
• Salvadoran Deported By Mistake Ends Suit Over Injuries Abroad
• Lack Of Standing Sinks GOP States' Asylum Policy Challenge
• Senate Dems Make Short Work Of Mayorkas Impeachment
• WashU Medical School Settles Claims Of Asylee Bias, Firing
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• GEO Asks Judge To Again Bar NJ Immigration Detention Law
• 7th Circ. Open To Religious Workers' Visa Rule Challenge
• Son's Health Issues Not Enough To Prevent Dad's Deportation
• Judge Won't Rethink Wash. ICE Detention Hygiene Bill Injunction
• Credit Union And 'Dreamers' Get Initial OK To Settle Bias Suit
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Gov't Says Mich. Court Lacks Authority Over U-Visa Delay Suit
• Counties Say Colo. Can't Limit Their Cooperation With ICE
• Bond Co. Asks For Life-Saving Pause On $811M Fine
• Feds Tells Justices US Citizen Lacks Interest In Spouse's Visa
• Justices Revive 7 Immigration Appeals After Hardship Ruling
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To Wash. Voting Rights Law
• GEO Seeks Wash. ICE Detention Law's Permanent End
• Berry Appleman Faces Disability Bias Suit By Ex-Tech Lead
• House To Retry Spy Bill After Warrant Measure Fails By 1 Vote
• Split 6th Circ. Orders BIA To Rethink Iraqi Man's Asylum Bid
• SEC Says Developer Pulled EB-5 Funds From Nursing Homes
• Feds Say Texas' Razor Wire Blocks Immigration Enforcement
• Iowa Makes Illegal U.S. Reentry A State Crime
• Black Workers, Fish Farm Settle Claims Of Migrant Hiring Bias
• Ga. Judge Tosses Immigrant Voting Rights Suit Mid-Trial
• Texas Staffing Co. Settles Noncitizen Bias Claims
• Feds Agree To Settle Damages Over 2018 Migrant Separations
• Dems Introduce Bill To Codify Policy Barring Judge Shopping
• Deported Man Can't Undo Fraud Conviction After Feds' Error
• Cleaning Co. To Pay $400K In H-2B Workers' Exploitation Suit
• House Rejects Renewal Of Contentious FISA Authority
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• Activists Can't Show LexisNexis Violated Ill. Consumer Law
• Contractor Says Feds Are Blocking Border Wall Settlement Payout
• 5th Circ. Seeks More Info Before Ruling On Texas Arrest Law
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Can't Nix Mass. Jury's $15.5M Torture Verdict
• Lack Of Evidence Kills Pupuseria's Bid For H-2B Line Cooks
• Challengers To H-2A Wage Rule Denied Extra Discovery
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 11th Circ. Wants To Brief Standing In DHS Parole Policy Suits
• H-2A Workers Want OK On $900K OT Deal With Va. Farms
• Texas Says Block Of Migrant Law Doesn't Bear On Buoy Fight
• Ga. Puts New Citizens In Voting 'Purgatory,' Judge Told
• Texas Wants Save Of DHS Parole Program Reconsidered
• DC Judge Urged To Let GOP States Try To Save Asylum Limits
• Immigrant Children Settle ICE Border Separation Claims
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Glancy Prongay To Lead EB-5 Grocery Co. Fraud Stock Suit
• DC Circ. Says Gov't Changing Its Defense In Chinese Visa Row
• New Judges Inadequate Fix For Immigration Board Backlog
• Contractor Settles Naturalized Citizen's Hiring Bias Claims
• Judicial Nominees On Schumer's Post-Recess To-Do List
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Labor, Biz Immigration Pro
• Ex-Acting Homeland Security GC Joins Nixon Peabody In DC
• Fla. Judge Won't Dismiss Suit Claiming Restaurant EB-5 Fraud
• 4th Circ. Turns Away Yemeni Asylum Holder's Residency Bid
• Dems Urge Biden Admin To Pick Up Pace Of DACA Renewals
• Immigrants Get Breathing Room To Renew Work Permits
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• Calif. Judge Says Outdoor Detention Unsafe For Migrant Kids
• Police Had It Wrong In Reports On Migrant's Death, Jury Told
• SD Gov. Noem Asks Tribes To 'Banish' Mexican Drug Cartels
• 2nd Circ. Accepts Newer Precedent To Test Border Interviews
• Texas Backtracks At 5th Circ. On Extent Of Immigrant Arrest Law
• Sen. Durbin Urged To Pass Legislation To Curb Judge Shopping
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• US Agrees To Pay Migrant $65K In Family Separation Suit
• Diversity Visa Winners Can't Get Hold Lifted On Green Cards
• Feds Want 2 Years For Culprit In Fake NASA Contracts Plot
• Biden Urged To Allow Undocumented Immigrants To Work
• Food Co. Gets New Shot At H-2B Hires For Cinco De Mayo
• Security Guard Co. Settles DOJ's Immigration Bias Probe
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Adds 5 Members To Immigration Appeals Board
• Fla. Judge Refuses To Pause Wage Rule For H-2A Workers
• Investors Group Says New EB-5 Guidance Violates APA
• Farmworker Org. Seeks Ruling On Fla. Immigrant Transport Law
• CORRECTED: Immigration Bond Cos. Owe $811M For Deceptive Practices
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Nonprecedential, Unreasonable, Scope
• Fears About The End Of Chevron Deference Are Overblown
• DeSantis Ducks Mass. Suit Over Migrant Flights
• Immigration Atty Can't Challenge Suspension For Phone Use
• Dems Urge Biden To Extend Immigrants' Expiring Work Docs
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs