Immigration Archive » November, 2024

Immigration - November, 2024

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• Arkansas Can't Bring Suit Against Crypto Miner For Now
• Biden Administration Adds 65K Additional H-2B Work Visas
• Better, Faster, Stranger: What Attys Think Of Our AI Future
• 4th Circ. Rejects Asylum Bid By Son Of Ex-Guinean Politician
• Trailer Maker Inks DOJ Deal Over Noncitizen Employment Bias
• Biden Urged To Dismantle 'Deportation Machine' Pre-Trump
• Ukrainian Man Admits To $25M Staffing, Tax Scheme
• Miss. Judge Stays DOL's H-2A Protections Nationwide
• Calif. Judge Says Flores Reporting Requirements Still In Effect
• Flying Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DHS Eases Work Restrictions For Lebanese F-1 Visa Students
• Gov't Defends EB-5 Rule That Hikes Up Petition Fees
• Farm Orgs. Win Block Of DOL H-2A Protections
• Jury Finds Sex-Specific Customs Officer Shifts Legally Sound
• Texas Judge Tosses Remainder Of Border Phone Search Suit
• 'Reverse Redlining' Suit Reveals Language Risks For Lenders
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Allowing H-1B Spousal Work Permits
• Justices Nix Removal Relief After Cannabinoid Conviction
• What Trump's Next Term May Mean For Biz Immigration
• DACA Recipient Accuses KeyBank Unit Of Immigration Bias
• Texas Lacks Reason To Stop Migrant Transport, Groups Say
• State Immigration Powers May Strengthen Under Bondi's Lead
• Detainees Ask To Show Jury Inside Of Colo. ICE Facility
• Bondi Vowed Trump Payback. Ex-Colleagues Aren't Worried.
• Red States Can't Ax DOL Farmworker Rule, Orgs Say
• Circus Arts Make Me A Better Lawyer
• 9th Circ. Revives Removal Relief Bid Over Due Process Issue
• Trump Selects Ex-Fla. AG Pam Bondi As New AG Pick
• Immigration Group Seeks Say In 10th Circ. To Fight Okla. Law
• Ex-Yale Student Can Submit Acquittal Files To DHS, Judge Says
• Paxton Sanctions Bid Unwarranted, Immigration Org. Says
• 3 Ways To Train Junior Lawyers In 30 Minutes Or Less
• Gaetz Ends AG Bid, Citing 'Distraction' To Trump Transition
• Musk, Ramaswamy Say High Court Rulings OK Federal Cuts
• Judge Opens Path For Ex-Yale Student's Asylum Bid
• Cross-Border Sales Were Unlawful Monopoly, Feds Say
• Texas Offers Up Land To Help Trump's Mass Deportation Plan
• Asylum Grant Rates Under Biden Drop To 35.8%
• DACA Recipient Fights To Keep NJ Apartment Bias Suit Alive
• DHS Gets Immigration Board To Revive Removal Proceeding
• Calif. Judge OKs Biggest Family Separation Settlement Yet
• Feds Back Decision To Keep Prince Harry's Visa Info Private
• Caseload Too Large For Ally Visa Processing Plan, Feds Say
• DHS Says It Conducted Another Removal Flight To China
• The Bar Needs More Clarity On The Discovery Objection Rule
• ACLU Ups Pressure For Info On ICE Deportation Infrastructure
• Bannon's 'We Build The Wall' Trial Delayed Until 2025
• 49ers Data Breach Class Tries Again For Settlement OK
• Asylum-Seekers Say Updated DHS Border Directive Is Still Illegal
• Calif. Staffing Biz Settles Immigration Bias Claim With DOJ
• Defense Policy Outlook Under The New Trump Administration
• Group Sees Trend As Removals Of Mexicans Hit Record In Oct.
• HHS Likely To Limit Migrant Data After Flores Deal Ends
• DOL Floats New Restrictions On H-2B Employer Wage Surveys
• Feds Say 'One' DACA Kid Not Enough To Sue Over Health Reg
• Now 'Back To Stability,' Mass. US Atty Office Set To Ramp Up
• Texas Judge Asked To Bar Biden Policies, Restart Border Wall
• Being A Navy Reservist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Cos. Should Inventory Issues To Prep For New Congress
• Ex-DC Homeland Security Official Cops To $844K PPP Scam
• DHS, ICE Accused Of Not Making Detainee Records Available
• Legal Aid Groups Accuse NYC Of Payment Delays
• Biden's Final Options To Fortify Immigration System
• Would-Be Citizens Need Only Show Lawful Admission Once
• Gaetz's Slim Legal Resume Raises Concerns Over AG Role
• What To Expect From State AGs As Federal Control Changes
• 9th Circ. Says Immigration Board Flubbed Priest's Asylum Bid
• So You Want To Move Your Law Practice To Canada, Eh?
• Transport Co. Wants To End Calif. Family Separation Suit
• Ranches Say Renewed Wage Suppression Suit Still Deficient
• Mass. AG Ready To Reprise Office's Role As Trump Foil
• Trump Taps DOJ Critic Matt Gaetz For Attorney General
• New Medical Exams No Longer Needed For Afghan Allies
• Gibson Dunn 'Titan,' Ex-Solicitor General Theodore Olson Dies
• Trump Taps Elon Musk To Head New 'Gov't Efficiency' Dept.
• Trump Gathers Nat'l Security Team For Border, Defense Roles
• Trump Ally Bannon Seeks Delay Of 'We Build The Wall' Trial
• Gorsuch Says Feds Fleeing Regs Like Vampire Facing Garlic
• Wash. Labor Dept. Wants Out Of Union's Farm Wage Claims
• 2nd Circ. Wary Of Ex-Yale Student's Bid For Asylum Evidence
• Trump's 'Pro-Business' Agenda Could Be A Boon For M&A
• Justice Alito Calls Bid To Unfreeze Spousal Parole Rule Moot
• Justices Won't Review Family's Suit Over Airport Searches
• Legislation Most Likely To Pass In Lame Duck Session
• NYC's Suit Against Companies Busing Migrants Gets Tossed
• Off The Bench: Mo. Betting, NCAA Budges, New Ohtani Drama
• Up Next At High Court: Self-Deportation Deadlines & Murder
• Facts In Emails Aren't Confidential For Deposition, Judge Says
• DOL Board Says Co. Didn't Show Need For Migrant Workers
• Biz Owner Pleads Guilty To CBP Contract Kickback Scheme
• Promoting Diversity In The Selection Of ADR Neutrals
• Texas Judge Blocks Biden Administration's Spousal Parole
• NCAA Lifts Junior Hockey Player Restrictions Amid Litigation
• Wash. Gov.-Elect Outlines Plan To Resist Less 'Sloppy' Trump
• Trump's Immigration Plans Could Threaten Economic Security
• Feds Escape Some Of Iranian 'Pseudo-Travel Ban' Suit
• DOL Board Kills Foreign Worker Bid Over Insufficient Docs
• Playing Ultimate Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Calif. Gov. Lays Groundwork To Fight Trump Policies In Court
• Fla. Can't Reclaim Medicaid Payments On Immigrant Care
• Families Separated Under Trump Get $6.4M For Fees, Costs
• Feds Say No Grounds To Amend Suit In Contract Ratings Row
• 1st Circ. Tells Immigration Board To Rethink Torture Definition
• Judge Says Asylum Delays Are Reasonable Given Backlogs
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Metadata
• The Legal Work Awaiting Attys During Trump's Second Term
• Trump Has Official Immunity. What About His Aides?
• How Trump Can Quash His Criminal Cases
• An Early Look At Trump's Supreme Court Shortlist
• GOP's Senate Win Hands Future Of The Judiciary To Trump
• The Firms With An Inside Track To A New Trump Admin
• Electors Explicitly Restrict Noncitizen Voting In 8 States
• Ariz. Voters Embrace Migrant Arrest And Removal Measure
• Immigrant Bond Cos. Slam 'Knee-Jerk' CFPB In $811M Fight
• Paxton Seeks Sanctions In Immigration Nonprofit Row
• 2nd Circ. Blocks Schizophrenic Immigrant's Removal Order
• Spousal Work Permit Rule Doesn't Need Rethink, Feds Say
• On The Ground: How Attorneys Safeguarded The Election
• Justices Revive Immigration Case In Light Of Loper Bright
• Hit-And-Run Is Moral Turpitude, Immigration Board Says
• Texas Border Buoy Trial Delayed After En Banc Ruling
• Striking A Balance Between AI Use And Attorney Well-Being
• Justices To Review 30-Day Appeal Window In Removal Case
• USCIS Moves To Toss Regional Centers' EB-5 Guidance Fight
• #MeToo, Except For Migrants Fleeing Gender-Based Violence
• Army Allies Slam Bid To Trim Visa Case For Pending Plan
• Nonprofit Urges Miss. Judge To Uphold H-2A Worker Rule
• Empathy In Mediation Offers A Soft Landing For Disputes
• Paxton Can't Take Depo In 'Bogus' Probe, Immigrant Org Says
• Hawaii Resort's H-2B Bid Doomed By Contractor Status
• Being An Artist Makes Me A Better Lawyer