Immigration Blog

Trump v. Hawaii (Majority Opinion): Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Trump Administration in “Travel Ban” Case

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

District Court Requires DHS To Follow 2009 Parole Directive For INA 235(b) Detainees

Judge Boasberg issued a preliminary injunction against ICE regarding its failure to follow its Parole Directive for INA 235(b) detainees who pass credible fear interviews.

Change of Status to that of F1 or M1 Student

This article examines the rules for change of nonimmigrant classification to that of student (F1 or M1), including some issues for change of status from B visitor

Matter of A-C-M-, 27 I&N Dec. 303 (BIA 2018): Material Support Bar Has No Quantitative Requirement

In Matter of M-H-Z-, the Board held that the material support bar does not contemplate an exception for de minimis material support to a terrorist organization

New Receipt Notices for Form I-751 and Form I-829 Petitioners

USCIS will send new Form I-797s to removal of conditions applicants (Form I-797/Form I-829) signifying status 18 months past expiration date of permanent resident card

USCIS Begins Issuing Redesigned Certificates of Naturalization and Certificates of Citizenship

The USCIS issued redesigned Certificates of Naturalization and Certificates of Citizenship after a successful pilot program at the Nebraska Service Center and four field offices

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