Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly announced new aviation security measures. These enhanced aviation security measures will be for flights to the USA from abroad.
Judge Stuart Rabner in New Jersey sent a letter to DHS asking it to cease immigration enforcement actions at courthouses. ICE appears to have declined the request.
The OFLC announced that the DOL is developing changes after the Buy American and Hire American Executive Order.
On June 19, 2017, SCOTUS decided to important free speech cases in Matal v. Tan and Packingham v. North Carolina, implicating the First Amendment and other issues.
The EOIR announced that it swore in 11 new immigration judges selected by AG Jeff Sessions. The Otay Mesa Immigration Court will welcome two new judges.
AILA reported that several of its members erroneously received ASC Appointment Notices from the NBC, but that the notices did not relate to individual clients.
The DOS released the July 2017 Visa Bulletin. The USCIS determined that family-sponsored and employment-based AOS applicants must use the final action dates.
In Matter of Deang, Judge Malphrus dissented from the majority opinion that an aggravated felony receipt of stolen property offense requires a knowing mens rea.
In this post, we examine a comprehensive GAO report on case backlogs at immigration courts under the EOIR, including issues with video teleconference hearings.
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