By: Chris Musillo
USCIS announced that it has received “nearly” 275,000 H-1B cap registrations during the March 1-20 filing period, including H-1B petitions filed for the advanced degree exemption. This is considerably more than the...
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USCIS RECEIVES 275,000 H-1B CAP REGISTRATIONS
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MKolken started a blog post Representative Bennie Thompson of the House Homeland Security Committee Urges ICE to Release Detainees Ahead of COVID-19 Outbreakin MKolkenRepresentative Bennie Thompson of the House Homeland Security Committee Urges ICE to Release Detainees Ahead of COVID-19 Outbreak
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For Immediate Release, April 2, 2020
Representative Bennie Thompson of the House Homeland Security Committee Urges ICE to Release Detainees Ahead of COVID-19 Outbreak
Press Contact:
Lorena Quiroz
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Some Asylum Seekers Will Qualify for a Stimulus Payment
In response to the economic disaster caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Congress has passed a $2.2 trillion aid package. Part of that package includes direct payments to individuals. Most U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents will receive a payment,... -
CMusillo started a blog post UPDATED: IMMIGRATION CLOSURES AND UPDATES AS A RESULT OF COVID-19in CMusilloUPDATED: IMMIGRATION CLOSURES AND UPDATES AS A RESULT OF COVID-19
By: Maria Schneider
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there are a variety of closures and suspensions of immigration services. Below is a summary of all closures and suspensions at this time. This list is subject to change as new updates become... -
BBuchanan started a blog post Failure to Raise Affirmative Defense Costs Employer $13,300 in OCAHO Casein BBuchananFailure to Raise Affirmative Defense Costs Employer $13,300 in OCAHO Case
By: Bruce Buchanan, Sebelist Buchanan Law
In United States v. T-Ray Construction Co, Inc., 13 OCAHO no. 1346 (Feb. 19, 2020), the employer’s failure to raise the affirmative defense of Statute of Limitations on timeliness... -
MKolken started a blog post ICE Air flying home U.S. citizens from Colombia during COVID-19in MKolkenICE Air flying home U.S. citizens from Colombia during COVID-19
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For Immediate Release
For media inquiries about ICE activities, operations, or policies, contact the ICE Office of Public Affairs at ICEmedia@ice.dhs.gov.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Immigration and... -
Anti-immigrant demagogy plus coronavirus leads to dictatorship. It has happened in Hungary and is happening in Donald Trump's America By Roger Algase
While the media are trying to guess how many hundreds of thousands of lives may be lost as the coronavirus pandemic rages through the US, and as more details emerge about the full extent to which Donald Trump disregarded warnings from his medical and...Last edited by ImmigrationLawBlogs; 04-01-2020, 09:50 AM. -
BBuchanan started a blog post Maryland Construction Firm Agrees to pay $120,000 for Discriminating Against U.S. Workersin BBuchananMaryland Construction Firm Agrees to pay $120,000 for Discriminating Against U.S. Workers
By: Bruce Buchanan, Sebelist Buchanan Law
The Immigrant and Employee Rights Section (IER) of the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice has reached a settlement agreement resolving claims that Hallaton Inc., a Maryland... -
MKolken started a blog post Trump administration extends pause of non-detained deportation hearingsin MKolkenTrump administration extends pause of non-detained deportation hearings
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It is now becoming more and more obvious that the coronavirus pandemic was caused, not by immigration, but in large part by federal government inaction, denial and refusal to heed warnings from medical and scientific experts inside and outside the Trump...04-03-2020, 04:36 PM
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I don't want detained aliens to be exposed to COVID-19, but I am disturbed by the apparent absence of any concern for people contagious aliens might infect if they are released. Doesn't that matter?04-03-2020, 02:53 PM
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Actually, the ones they apprehend at or near the border can't be released until they have been tested for COVID-19, and if they have it, they are inadmissible for having a communicable disease of public significance. There is a waiver, but you need...04-03-2020, 02:48 PM
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How are they screening them for Coronavirus when they seek admission?04-03-2020, 02:46 PM
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