This article discusses the visa bulletin for November 2018, and includes the filing dates for adjustment of status and the final action dates.
The USCIS assisted in the successful prosecution of a woman for fraudulently practicing immigration law and presenting herself as a USCIS officer.
The DOJ swore in 46 new immigration judges, including nine for the Los Angeles Immigration Court and seven for the Fort Worth Immigration Adjudication Center
The Board of Immigration Appeals made two important updates to the Board of Immigration Appeals Practice Manual on filing briefs.
The USCIS will mail new conditional Form I-751 receipt notices to certain Conditional Permanent Residents who sought extensions.
The EOIR opened a new detained-only Immigration Court, the Conroe Immigration Court, located at 806 Hilbig Road in Houston, Texas.
The USCIS announced that it broke ground on the new location for the Texas Service Center, expected to be completed in spring 2020.
On October 6, 2018, Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme Court and sworn in as an Associate Justice. Justice Kavanaugh will begin hearing cases immediately.
A new report indicates that Iraq is reluctant to accept the return of its nationals ordered removed, which it reportedly agreed to do to get off the travel ban
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