In a new decision, the Ninth Circuit analyzed the inadmissibility statute for crimes involving moral turpitude and determined that the statute is not unconstitutionally vague
The new Civil Code of Ukraine changes the waiting period for Ukraine adoptions after a civil court approves an adoption decree
This article examines the concurring opinions in Trump v. Hawaii, specifically Justice Thomas on the authority to grant equitable relief in the form of universal injunctions
The DHS and DOS imposed section 243(d) visa sanctions on Burma and Laos for being recalcitrant in accepting the return of their nationals ordered removed
President Trump issued an Executive Order providing for the continuance of the Zero Tolerance Policy, but with family detention in lieu of family separation
In Trump v. Hawaii, SCOTUS ruled in favor of the Trump Administration on the travel ban, rejecting establishment clause claims and section 212(f) claims against the entry restrictions
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