The Hill reports that the Trump Administration is considering cuts to certain J1 exchange programs, including the oft-used au pair program.
In what appears to be a new example of politically motivated law enforcement in Russia, famed director Kirill Serebrennikov was detained on charges of embezzlement.
The USCIS announced that a national of the Republic of Georgia was convicted for his role in a marriage fraud scheme where U.S. citizens were paid to enter into sham marriages.
AILA stated that the USCIS is now denying advance parole applications when the applicant travels abroad with a pending Form I-131
In this post, I examine the effect that imprecise language has on the immigration debate. For example, describing those in the United States illegally as “immigrants.”
A settlement agreement was reached in Dilley Pro Bono Project v. ICE. It will help ensure access for immigration detainees at STFRC to telephonic mental health evaluations.
The USCIS terminated the Central American Minors (CAM) Parole Program. The termination of the CAM Parole Program does not affect the CAM Refugee Program
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida offered comments on the RAISE Act proposal and a points-based system for employment immigration.
The EOIR detailed how it sorts out immigration judge applicants and the minimum qualifications for consideration to serve as immigration judge.
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