I will examine how the GOP became the pro-Israel party, leaving behind figures such as James Baker and Pat Buchanan, and how this consensus is now threatened by the alt-right.
I will examine the Welcome Dayton Program and how its focus on seeing highly skilled immigrants as assets to the economy is a good contribution to the immigration discourse.
DHS published a new final rule for STEM OPT extensions. We will discuss the events that led to the new STEM OPT rules and changes in the final version from the proposal.
Despite the bad news, there is still hope for stopping Trump given his middling delegate totals, the campaigns of Cruz and Rubio, and opposition from those such as Ben Sasse.
The DOS recently amended the rules for the exchange visitor teachers taking part in an Exchange Visitor Program. The rules came into effect on February 29, 2016.
When an application or petition is received by USCIS, USCIS assigns the application or petition a unique USCIS receipt number. I will explain what the number means.
U.S. Dairy farmers have no immigration solution for staffing needs. By providing no legal immigration options to foreigners, the cause of immigration enforcement is harmed.
Europe has had well-documented troubles attempting to absorb the massive influx of migrants and refugees from Iraq, Syria, and North Africa
I will take a look at the legal legacy of Justice Antonin Scalia, from his adherence to textualism and originalism to his disdain for the use of legislative history
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