The USCIS is reissuing receipt notices to certain EAD renewal applicants whose EADs were subject to automatic extension while the new EAD applications are pending.
Attorney General Jeff Sesions issued a memo rescinding the Yates Memorandum from August 2016 ordering the bureau of prisons to not renew private prison contracts.
Just two days after Secretary Kelly issued a memo providing for more section 287(g) agreements, the Sheriff of Harris County opted out of an existing 287(g) agreement.
President Donald Trump nominated R. Alexander Acosta for the position of Secretary of Labor. This came after his original nominee, Andrew Puzder, withdrew.
On February 20, 2017, the Secretary of Homeland Security, John F. Kelly, issued two Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Memoranda regarding the implementation of two of President Donald Trump’s immigration-related Executive Orders.
The AP posted an inaccurate report claiming a DHS proposal on section 287(g) agreements entailed calling up 100,000 National Guard troops for immigration roundups.
This article contains the March 2017 Visa Bulletin along with the dates for filing and the application final action dates for family sponsored and employment-based cases.
In this post, I examine Judge Gorsuch’s background and record, comparisons to Justice Scalia and Justice Thomas, and his opinions in De Niz Robles and Gutierrez-Brizuela.
President Trump delivered an impromptu law lecture on section 212(f) regarding its provisions on suspending the entry of aliens and his Executive Order.
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