The EOIR swore in five new immigration judges to immigration courts including the Elizabeth Immigration Court, San Francisco Immigration Court, and Atlanta Immigration Court.
We examine a BIA Amicus Invitation on whether an individual can be charged under seprate aggravated felony provisions when neither is a categorical match.
An indictment was unsealed in Federal court alleging that three individuals undertook a visa fraud scheme for profit involving the P3 visa program.
The USCIS announced that the DOL will not begin releasing H2B temporary labor certifications until February 20, 2018.
In this post, I examine statements from DOS and from Secretary Mattis affirming Israel’s sovereign right and absolute right to defend itself.
The Affirmative Asylum Scheduling Bulletin provides category three asylum applicants with information about the filing dates for recently scheduled asylum interviews.
The IRS reached a settlement agreement with Z Street over allegations of improper treatment of its tax-exempt status application based on its pro-Israel viewpoint.
This discusses why Congress should pass legalization for DACA recipients and others brought to the United States as children, but with reforms to chain migration and other areas.
In this post, we examine security enhancements for USRAP announced by DHS as part of its review following Executive Order 13815.
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