President Trump Will No Longer Waive Jerusalem Embassy Act
Alexander J. Segal
May 11, 2019
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that President Trump would no longer sign waivers of the Jerusalem Embassy Act.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that President Trump would no longer sign waivers of the Jerusalem Embassy Act.
The DOS is suspending processing of adoptions under India’s Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act pending a review regarding the Hague Convention.
We examine an interview with ICE Director-nominee Mark Morgan on the Border Crisis, where he discusses issues such as the Migrant Protection Protocol.
ICE announced the Warrant Service Officer (WSO) program as an alternative to the 287(g) program for cooperating with ICE.
The DOS reminded prospective adoptive parents of potentially long Form I-604 orphan determination times in non-Hague Convention intercountry adoptions.
President Donald Trump announced that he will nominate former Border Patrol Chief Mark Morgan to be the next ICE Director.
The ACLU and EFF have filed an important lawsuit concerning the scope of the Government’s searching electronic devices at airports and border crossings.
President Trump directed the AG and Secretary of DHS to promulgate regulations on asylum after expedited removal, asylum fees, and asylum EADs.
Honduras became the 101st country to ratify the Hague Adoption Convention.
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