In this post, I cover an interesting statement by Justice Gorsuch on Chevron deference in contract disputes that may extend to the statutory interpretation context
The USCS released new statistics on H1B visas, H2B visas, L1 intracompany transferees, and the issuance of EADs as a result of the Buy American, Hire American Executive Order.
In this post, we examine the November 2017 Visa Bulletin and filing and final action dates for family sponsored immigrant visa beneficiaries and employment-based.
The 30/60 day rule is designed to help consular officers determine when a violation of nonimmigrant status within 30 days of entry betrays fraud or misrepresentation.
Attorney General Sessions addressed the EOIR on baseless asylum claims made in credible fear interviews by aliens who are potentially subject to expedited removal.
The DoD released two policy changes that will affect the MAVNI program and non-citizens in general. They involve screening requirements and characterization of service determinations.
The United States and China reportedly reached an agreement to create a process to provide for the expeditious repatriation of foreign nationals with final orders of removal.
The USCIS announced two changes to the Form I-129 petition filing locations.
The Supreme Court dismissed one challenge to President Trump’s Executive Order 13780 in Trump v. IRAP as moot and vacated the Fourth Circuit judgment under Munsingwear
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