Waiver of Inadmissibility
waiver for inadmissibility, grounds of inadmissibility, definition of inadmissible
waiver for inadmissibility, grounds of inadmissibility, definition of inadmissible
Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine C. Duke announced that the DHS is terminating TPS for Haiti. The termination of TPS Haiti takes effect in July 2019.
Acting Secretary Duke announced the termination of TPS for Nicaragua but that TPS for Honduras will be automatically extended for six months
The DHS extended re-designated South Sudan for TPS. We examine what this means for South Sudan TPS re-registrants, including applying for new TPS-related EADs.
Attorney General Paxton of Texas threatened to sue the Trump Administration if it does not rescind the DACA memo and end DACA and DACA-plus grants by September 2017.
Secretary John Kelly rescinded the DAPA Memo, likely ending the DAPA litigation. However, deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA) remains in effect going forward.
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