Alex Azar was confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services by a vote of 55-43. In this post, we examine HHS in the immigration context.
In this post, we review a memo by Associate Attorney General Brand on limiting the use of guidance documents in affirmative civil enforcement cases.
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to agree to hear the DACA rescission case after an adverse ruling from the U.S. District Court for N.D. California.
The DHS released the 2018 list of countries eligible to participate in the H2A and H2B visa programs. These countries are eligible for H2A and H2B nonimmigrant visas
The Supreme Court granted cert in Trump v. Hawaii, the most significant challenge to the third version of the “travel ban” from Presidential Proclamation 9645.
The HHS published the 2018 HHS Poverty Guidelines. The HHS Poverty Guidelines are relevant to immigration for public charge and fee waivers.
Jankhana Desai was sworn in as a new Immigration Judge on the Los Angeles Immigration Court. She was appointed by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
The USCIS announced that the Texas Service Center will begin processing Forms I-129 for L nonimmigrant petitioners beginning on February 12, 2018.
The DOJ announced the first denaturalization that occurred as a result of the USCIS’s Operation Janus. The USCIS intends to refer approximately 1600 cases.
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