DOJ Adds 35 AUSA Positions for Prosecuting Immigration Crimes
Melsida Asatrian
June 7, 2018
Attorney General Sessions allocated 35 new AUSA positions to immigration crimes out of 311 new AUSA positions in total.
Attorney General Sessions allocated 35 new AUSA positions to immigration crimes out of 311 new AUSA positions in total.
The USCIS announced the federal sentencing of a Michigan man for serious immigration fraud and identity theft violations.
The USCIS published a fact sheet for its Citizenship and Assimilation Grant Program, including statistics on CAGP participants’ naturalization test pass rate.
The USCIS is implementing the Freedom of Information Act Immigration Records SysTem (FIRST) to make it easier for stakeholders to file and track FOIA Requests
December 2019 will see the expiration of the CW1 program. There is a debate in Congress as to whether to extend CW1 visas due to their importance to the Northern Mariana Islands.
U.S. Department of State (DOS) released the Immigrant Visa Bulletin for June 2018
DHS is terminating the TPS designation for Nepal. It provided notice on re-registration for the final year of TPS and on associated TPS-related EADs
The USCIS is making an additional 15,000 H2B visas available to qualifying H2B petitioners for fiscal year 2018 only
The USCIS announced its role in the successful prosecution of an individual for mail fraud connected with a scheme involving CW1 petitions
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