EB1C beneficiary working for EB1C petitioner in US must not have break of employment of more than two years for one-in-three foreign employment requirement.
The AAO clarified the definition of related entities for purpose of the H1B multiple filing bar relating to multiple H1B petitions in a new USCIS adopted decision.
In Matter of Cervantes Nunez, the BIA held that attempted voluntary manslaughter under California law is categorically an aggravated felony crime of violence.
The BIA in Matter of Rosa that when determining if state conviction is aggravated felony drug trafficking, IJ not limited to most similar controlled substances act provision.
The EOIR published a new final rule amending 8 C.F.R. 1003.1 to expand the size of the Board of Immigration Appeals from 17 members to 21 members.
In Matter of E-F-H-L- (2018), AG Sessions vacated the Board’s decision in Matter of E-F-H-L- (2014) and reversed administrative closure granted on remand
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