On September 24, President Trump issued a presidential proclamation creating new travel restrictions after his Executive Order 13780, with certain waivers and exceptions.
President Trump expanded the “travel ban” to cover six new countries, imposing restrictions on Burma, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Sudan, and Tanzania
The USCIS will begin prioritizing EB5 Form I-526 petitions for adjudication in cases where a visa would be immediately available to the petitioner.
We explain the LRIF program, which gives certain Liberians, including those subject to deferred enforced departure, a path to adjustment of status
The rules for H1B beneficiaries of cap exempt institutions or organizations seeking to work concurrently for a Cap subject employer
Mantena v. Johnson held that the I-140 petition portability provisions in AC21 require notice of the intent to revoke a I-140 petition to the beneficiary and new employer.
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