Immigration Archive » June, 2024

Immigration - June, 2024

136 articles

• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Justices' SEC Ruling Unlikely To Bear On Immigration Actions
• Judge Won't Give Bond Co. More Time To Pay $811M Fine
• Biden Extends Deportation Protections For 309K Haitians
• Afghans Who Aided U.S. Gov't Sue Over Kids' Visa Denials
• Ga. Secretary Of State Seeks Denial Of Fees In Voting Case
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Biden, Trump Spar On Abortion Access In The Wake Of Dobbs
• Ga. Judge Says NBC Falsely Reported Mass Hysterectomies
• Expert Testimony Gets Narrowed In Immigrants' Vetting Fight
• Parole Challenge Ruling Was 'Error Twice Over,' 5th Circ. Told
• Justices' Removal Ruling Presents Hurdles, But Offers Clarity
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• 9th Circ. Revives US Citizen's Hiring Bias Suit Against Meta
• Justices Limit SEC's Use Of In-House Courts
• Claims Court Says USAID Wrongly Cut JV From $800M Deal
• NJ, Pa. Apartment Co. Accused Of Migrant Discrimination
• Texas Moves To Bar DOJ Witness In Rio Grande Barrier Fight
• Texas Uses Justices' Gun Ruling To Defend Deportation Law
• Fed. Circ. Says No Fees For HID Global In Patent Suit
• Judge Won't Free Texas Officials From Lengthy Detention Suit
• NC Bar Rips Immigration Atty's 'Absurd' Disbarment Appeal
• Expired Diversity Visas Can't Be Processed, DC Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Reopens Jehovah's Witness Preacher's Asylum Bid
• Texas' Challenge To Biden Admin Asylum Rule Survives
• 2nd Circ. Affirms 5-Year Sentence For Impostor Immigration Atty
• Feds Stonewalling Immigration Fee Record Request, Suit Says
• Immigration Org.'s Attys Can Be In Union, NLRB Official Says
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Fed. Circ. Revives Class Action Against Feds' Visa Fraud Sting
• Feds Reach $34M Deal Over Canceled Deportation Flights
• NJ Atty Suspended 3 Years For Unauthorized Practice Of Law
• Justices' Removal Notice Decision Unwinds 3 Migrants' Wins
• Duane Morris Appoints New Immigration Law Chair
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• DOL Says Union's Farm Wage Challenge Too Late
• NCAA Teams May Suffer Without Int'l Student Pay Regs
• Wrong Address Dooms Removal Relief Bid, 11th Circ. Finds
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Won't Allow Citizens To Contest Denied Spouse Visas
• Logistics Cos. Face Skilled Worker Visa Misuse Class Action
• Judge Flags Iowa's Blocked Immigration Law In Texas Battle
• Staffing Co. To Pay $558K To End DOJ Immigrant Bias Probe
• Spanish Fluency Goal Defeats H-2B Tutor Application
• Transport Co.'s Missing Worksite Info Dooms H-2B Request
• Texas Says DACA Challenge Withstands Mifepristone Ruling
• Fla. Calls Abortion Drug Case Irrelevant To Migrant Parole Suit
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Texas Atty Pares Border Phone Search Suit To Just APA Claim
• Feds Say Discovery Order Exposes Migrants To Retaliation
• GAO Rejects Claim CBP Rigged Migrant Facility Contract Bids
• Calif. Staffing Firm Settles DOJ's Noncitizen Bias Claims
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• Feds Ease Green Card Process For Mixed-Status Families
• Iowa's Controversial Immigration Law Temporarily Blocked
• Mifepristone Ruling Means End Of Texas DACA Suit, Feds Say
• Bouncer Admits To Promoting Prostitution After $5.7M Sting
• Foreign Investors Sue Over Lost $7.7M NYC Mall Investment
• Weigh Therapist's Opinion In Deportation Case, 4th Circ. Says
• 'No Religious Freedom In Texas' If El Paso Org. Shut Down
• Don't Let Farm Org Rewrite Wage Rule Suit, DOL Tells Judge
• Nursing Home Co. Owes Fees On Staffing Deal, Recruiter Says
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Fla. Court Says Navy Vet Can Sue CNN For Punitive Damages
• Due Process At Stake As Justices Back 2-Step Removal Notice
• Fla. Says Justices' Ruling Dooms Suit Against State Law
• Challenge To Faulty Removal Order Stays Alive
• GOP AGs Demand Stay For DOL's H-2A Protections Rule
• Okla. Says Immigration Law In Harmony With Federal Rule
• Voting Groups Seek $124K In Fees In Recently Tossed Ga. Suit
• Justices Endorse 2-Step Notification System For Removals
• Ending Flores Settlement Won't Endanger Children, Feds Say
• Payroll Records Doom Restaurant's Bid For H-2B Bartenders
• Legal Aid Org Wants DHS Records On Asylum Data Leak
• Immigrant Bond Co. Says Sale Complied With $811M Order
• Southern Poverty Law Center Lays Off A Quarter Of Its Staff
• Man Accused Of Posing As Immigration Atty Cops To Larceny
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• New Border Rules 'Blatantly' Flout US Asylum Law, Suit Says
• Landscaper's H-2B App Doomed By Missing Permanent Staff
• USCIS Eases Security Measures For Naturalized Crime Survivors
• DHS Watchdog Says Agency Must Improve Vetting, Screening
• Feds Urge 5th Circ. Against Fast-Tracking Parole Suit
• Construction Co. Owes $353K For H-2A Violations, DOL Says
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• DOL's H-2A Protections Rule Flouts Labor Law, GOP AGs Say
• Ore. Horse Stable Hasn't Justified Adding 2 H-2B Trainers
• 4th Circ. Unconvinced Migrant Siblings' Abuse Was Retaliatory
• NC Hair Braiding Biz Loses H-2B Bid Over Year-Round Need
• NY Courts Agree To Boost Translation Services After Bias Case
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• Immigration Firm Says Rival Poached Workers And Stole TM
• Permanent Residents Say Iowa Removal Law Will Ensnare Them
• Labor Shortage Can't Justify Bid For H-2B Caregivers
• Ohio Judge Won't Free Feds From Wife's Visa Delay Suit
• Migrant Cleaners Rebuff Colo. Hotel's Bid To Ditch Wage Suit
• Texas Urges 5th Circ. To Prioritize DHS Parole Program Appeal
• Fla. Urges Judge To Reconsider Block Of Immigration Law
• Judge Doubts Ethnicity Questions Deserve Jury Bias Probe
• DC Circ. Won't Let Gov't Toss Sped-Up Timeline For Ally Visas
• Judge Asks Impact Of New Border Policy On CBP App Suit
• Vehicle Repair Co. Gets New Shot At Hiring H-2B Mechanic
• Ex-Director In NYC Mayor's Office Charged With Bank Fraud
• 5th Circ. Presses Feds On 'Perplexing' Razor Wire Arguments
• 7th Circ. Says Courts Can't Help Canadian Waive 10-Year Ban
• Judge Consolidates Suits Targeting Okla. Immigration Law
• Wash. Labor Dept. Wants To Back AG In ICE Inspections Suit
• 'Brothel' Manager Violated Bail After $5.7M Sting, Feds Say
• Cleaning Co. Must Undergo Assisted Recruitment For H-2B
• Kurzban Law Firm Launches DC Office In Farragut Square
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Biden Asylum Halt Contradicts Border Wire Suit, Texas Says
• Exceptions May Help New Border Rules Survive Litigation
• Hiring Pattern Dooms Mo. Spa's Quest For Foreign Waitstaff
• Federal Judges Facing Scrutiny For Clerk-Hiring Boycotts
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• 7th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Mexican National's Widow Petition
• House DHS Budget Bill Takes Aim At Biden Priorities
• JPMorgan Accused Of Retaliating Against Indian H-1B Worker
• Garland Defends DOJ Integrity, Demurs On Justices' Ethics
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• 9th Circ. Rejects Immigrant's Evidence Authenticity Challenge
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Biden Halts Noncitizens' Entry At Southern Border
• Voir Dire With No Judge Present Persists In State Courts
• Improper DHS Appointment Voids Asylum Rule, Groups Argue
• Attys Raise Safety Concerns In Feds' Bid To End Flores Deal
• Amazon, Wondery Want Out Of ICE Doc's Defamation Suit
• Iowa Says State Immigration Law Is Constitutionally Sound
• Jury Trials Dwindle In State Courts; Fall Started Before COVID
• 2nd Circ. Reverses Polish Woman's Removal For Drug Offense
• Justices Won't Review Migrant Harboring Convictions
• Blockbuster Summer: 10 Big Issues Justices Still Must Decide