Five EB5 stakeholders wrote a letter to Congress advocating for the reauthorization of the EB5 program. I join their call for the reauthorization of this key program.
On November 19, 2016, the CBP opened the Tornillo-Guadalupe, Texas, Temporary Holding Facility, in order to provide overflow processing support on the Southwest border.
This blog post covers the notes from an AILA-DOS Liaison meeting where the NVC answered questions on the affidavit of support, police clearances, and more.
The Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) released its average processing times as of November 1, 2016.
This is the start of a series of blog posts on the effect of the upcoming November elections on our immigration statutes and general immigration laws and policies.
In this post, I explain why I am happy about the 2016 election results and cautiously optimistic about what President-Elect Trump and a GOP Congress can do for America.
This article reviews the December 2016 Visa Bulletin’s filing dates and final action dates as well as news regarding movement in the Immigrant Visa Bulletin.
Donald Trump is now the President-Elect, and will be the 45th President of the United States. In this post, I give my thoughts on how it happened.
13 former IJs and BIA members expressed concerns with ICE immigration detention policies, and suggested reforms to the policies and to the interpretation of INA 236(c).
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