In this post, I examine Mike Pence’s record on immigration issues including guest workers, border security, self-deportation, and touchback amnesty.
The USCIS decided the final action cutoff dates on the August 2016 Visa Bulletin must be used for determining when one is eligible to apply for adjustment of status.
The USCIS announced that it is expanding a parole program in the CNMI for certain immediate relatives of U.S. citizens and stateless individuals
In this post, I review recent SCOTUS decisions that touch on immigration issues such as DAPA and the DACA expansion and the derivation of citizenship.
The EOIR announced the investiture of 15 new immigration judges to immigration courts all across the country ranging from the Los Angeles Immigration Court to Philadelphia.
In this post, I discuss the future of DAPA and the DACA expansion with respect to the upcoming November elections. I examine the positions of Clinton, Trump, and Gary Johnson.
In U.S. v. Texas, an equally divided Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Fifth Circuit that upheld a preliminary injunction against DAPA and the DACA expansion.
USCIS released the new Affirmative Asylum Scheduling Bulletin. It provides estimates for when asylum applicants may expect an asylum interview to be scheduled.
This post includes the Immigrant Investor Program Office processing times for the Form I-526, Form I-829, and Form I-925 for the EB5 program
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