Increase in H1B Denials
Melsida Asatrian
October 29, 2019
Forbes reports that the USCIS is denying an increasing number of H1B petitions for initial and continuing employment, especially in the IT sector.
Forbes reports that the USCIS is denying an increasing number of H1B petitions for initial and continuing employment, especially in the IT sector.
The EOIR released its case completion statistics for fiscal year 2019. Despite completing a large number of cases, its total case backlog grew.
The Department of Justice released its statistics for immigration charges brought under 8 USC 1324, 1325, and 1326 in fiscal year 2019.
We discuss Senate 2603, a bold immigration proposal from Senator Dick Durbin, coming off HR 1044, which focused on Indian employment applicants only.
Kevin McAleenan announced that he will step down from his position as Acting DHS Secretary.
The EOIR swore in 27 new immigration judges, including several for the New York – Federal Plaza, Phoenix, and Miami Immigration Courts.
The USCIS announced the four locations where it will perform overseas military naturalizations on a quarterly basis.
Three Federal district courts entered injunctions against the implementation of the public charge final rule which was slated to take effect on October 15.
The EOIR is opening a second Atlanta immigration court on October 15, 2019, at its Atlanta Annex on W. Peachtree Street.
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