Attorney General William Barr appointed six new BIA members. All six have prior service as immigration judges and with DHS.
The Newark Asylum Office and Boston Sub Office will have delays in affirmative asylum cases due to diverting resources to the Southwest Border
The USCIS completed the return of all unselected FY 2020 H1B cap-subject petitions.
Adoptions by U.S. parents of Kazakh children remains suspended due to the failure of U.S. adoptive parents to comply with Kazakhstan post adoption report requirements.
USCIS published a new public charge rule which takes effect on October 15, 2019. It expands public benefits subject to public charge and adds public charge bonds.
Sierra Leone ended its temporary suspension of intercountry adoptions in welcome news for prospective adoptive parents.
The USCIS will maintain seven of its remaining 20 international field offices, while closing the other 13 by August 2020.
The EOIR announced that it will open the new Sacramento Immigration Court on September 3, 2019.
I explain why the Trump Administration’s move to decertify the NAIJ (immigration judge’s union) is another troubling attack on immigration judge independence.
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