he Obama Administrative has used executive action to expand the use of parole to assist members of the armed forces, individuals in the reserves, and veterans
The Fifth Circuit upheld Judge Hanen’s injunction against the implementation of DAPA and DACA expansion. I will explain why and then why this decision is sound and correct.
Today American Immigration Lawyers Association published its Q&A notes on the Liaison meeting with Field Operations Directorate.
The continuing resolution that reauthorized the EB5, Conrad 30, and non-minister religious worker programs expires on December 11. I discuss the chance of reauthorization.
Two BIA decisions in Matter of Garcia-Ramirez and Matter of Castrejon-Colino clarified when continuous physical presence for cancellation of removal is broken.
Lora v. Shanahan requires that an alien in immigration detention must get a bond hearing within 6 months. This protects against immigration processing delays.
Matter of Castrejon-Colino clarified when an alien on voluntarily returns at the border severs continuous physical presence for cancellation of removal.
DHS has proposed new rules for the STEM OPT extension program for F1 STEM students. In addition to continuing the program, it would extend STEM OPT extensions.
POMS has updated its evidentiary requirements for demonstrating de jure statelessness and de facto statelessness. This is important for Totalization agreements.
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