In this post, we address threats to the independence of immigration judges in light of IJ Morley being removed from the Castro-Tum case by EOIR
The DOS added five participating institutions to the list of institutions for its EducationUSA Academy program in summer 2019.
The USCIS announced that it had returned all FY 2019 H1B cap-subject petitions that were not selected in the H1B lottery.
The USCIS is delaying implementation of its new NTA issuance policies until its components complete new operational guidance for implementing them.
On July 24, 2018, CNN reported [link]1 that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has instructed U.S. Attorney’s offices to not use the term “`undocumented’ immigrants.” CNN included the guidance with the article [PDF version]. Although the CNN report does not specify the scope of the guidance until the penultimate passage of the article, the original document in fact applies to terminology used in press releases issued by U.S. Attorney’s Offices. In this post, I will briefly examine the DOJ guidance posted by CNN. The DOJ email instructs U.S. Attorney’s offices to follow the definitions in section 101 of the Immigration
The DOS submitted an emergency collection request to the OMB for approval. If granted, it would allow for enhanced vetting of certain visa applications.
The USCIS announced that attorneys and accredited representatives may now file the Form N-565 online for their clients.
The EOIR began the Electronic Filing Pilot Program in the San Diego Immigration Court. The EACS initiative will gradually expand to other immigration courts
I discuss the welcome news that the International Judo Federation has suspended the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam after its poor treatment of Tal Flicker and other Israeli judokas
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