The Supreme Court released its schedule for the beginning of October Term 2017. It will hear three immigration cases, including Sessions v. Dimaya on reargument, to start the term.
Senators Lindsey Graham and Dick Durbin released the Dream Act of 2017. It would make DACA beneficiaries and others able to obtain conditional permanent resident status.
The USCIS announced that it has returned all fiscal year 2018 H1B cap-subject petitions that were not selected in April’s H1B lottery.
We discuss an immigration fraud scheme perpetrated by Nimon Naphaeng, an individual who promised that he could procure employment authorization documents.
On July 13, 2017, the EOIR swore in Judge James McCarthy to sit as an Immigration Judge on the New York City Immigration Court.
The USCIS determined that those seeking adjustment in family-sponsored and employment-based preference cases must use final action dates on the August 2017 Visa Bulletin.
Secretary Kelly reportedly told members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus that he has been advised that DACA may be susceptible to falling to legal challenges
In this blog, we discuss an interesting dissent from denial of cert authored by Justice Gorsuch in Mathis v. Shulkin, a case about the VA and more broadly, administrative agencies.
This examines a dissent by Justice Thomas in Peruta v. California, a case asking SCOTUS to consider whether Heller and the Second Amendment protect a right to carry outside of the home.
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