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“Public Charge” Update: New Rule Proposed by
On Saturday, September 22, 2018, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a proposed rule that, if implemented, will change how U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officers determine whether…
26 Sep
Another Change in Policy & Another Reason to
Another change in policy and another reason to hire an immigration lawyer (or be glad you already did)! For as long as I have been in Immigration law firms I’ve…
24 Sep
Constitution and Citizenship Day Sees 45,000 New
With government crackdowns on immigrants, both undocumented and legal, dominating headlines, the fact that many immigrants are still successfully navigating the labyrinth can get lost in the shuffle. The USCIS…
21 Sep
What does the new USCIS Unlawful Presence Guidanc
Are you a Student (F), Vocational Student (M) or Exchange Visitor (J) Principal or Family Member Nonimmigrant Visa Holder? What does the new USCIS Unlawful Presence Guidance Mean to YOU?…
28 Aug
DACA Updates, and a Caveat: D.C. Federal Judge Or
This week marks eleven months since the Trump administration announced the cancellation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. However, the fate of DREAMers remains just as uncertain…
07 Aug
Another Brick in the Wall: New Public Charge Guid
The Trump administration is adding another weapon to its stockpile in the war on immigration by seeking to broaden the definition of who is likely to become a “public charge”…
27 Jun
USCIS Will Start Requiring Signatures and Identif
In April, USCIS announced the agency will start mailing permanent resident cards, employment authorization documents, and travel booklets using a secure delivery service through the U.S. Postal Service. The agency…
05 Jun
Quotas Require Denver Immigration Judges More tha
New performance goals announced by the Department of Justice will require immigration judges to complete at least 700 cases per year in order to get a “satisfactory” rating.[i] Immigration judges,…
05 Apr
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