USCIS Holding Naturalization Ceremonies on Independence Day Week
Alexander J. Segal
July 2, 2019
The USCIS is holding naturalization ceremonies to swear in nearly 7,500 new citizens on Independence Day week.
The USCIS is holding naturalization ceremonies to swear in nearly 7,500 new citizens on Independence Day week.
The DOS will begin processing intercountry adoptions from Honduras under the Hague Convention.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Government’s appeals from three decisions blocking its efforts to end the DACA program.
The Secretary of the Army, Mark T. Esper, will replace Patrick M. Shanahan as the Acting Secretary of Defense.
On June 25, 2019, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced the expansion of its digital Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) System (FIRST).
USCIS field offices abroad will no longer accept the Form I-407. Those seeking to voluntarily relinquish lawful permanent resident status must mail the Form I-407.
The EOIR swore in Jean King as the new Administrative Law Judge in the EOIR’s Office of the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer.
The USCIS will continue accepting the previous editions of the Form I-918 and Form I-918 Supplement B through December 31, 2019.
The New York State Senate and Assembly passed legislation to provide for driver’s licenses for noncitizens in the country illegally. Governor Cuomo will sign.
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