Comment: Top Immigration Posts for June 2016
We feature the top articles and news items for June 2016 below:

• Article: TSI Alternative Now that Supreme Court Halts DAPA. By Brent Renison
• Article: WILL THE SUPREME COURT RULE 5-3 IN US v. TEXAS - AND IF SO, WHY? By Alan Lee, Esq.
• Article: "If You Want Something New, You Have to Stop Doing Something Old": Innovative Visa Options for Immigrant Entrepreneurs. By Dan Berger, Rita Georges, Michael Serotte, and Stephen Yale-Loehr
• Blogging: Families in Fear: The Atlanta Immigration Raids. By Matthew Kolken
• Blogging: Four Charged in H-1B Visa Fraud Scheme. By Bruce Buchanan

• News: SEC Fines American Life and Henry Liebman for Paying Immigration Attorneys
• News: DOS Releases Visa Bulletin for July 2016
• News: Gregory White - In Memoriam
• News: SEC Halts EB-5 Scheme Stealing Investments in Cancer Center
• News: USCIS Adjustment of Status Filing Dates for July 2016

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Article: Brexit and Xenophobia vs. Immigration and Innovation. By Cyrus Mehta

Article: Big Immigration Cases in the 2016 Term. By Kevin R. Johnson

Article: Update regarding Minors as Primary EB-5 Applicants. By Bernard P. Wolfsdorf, Esq. and Joseph M. Barnett, Esq.

Blogging: OSC Settles Immigration Claim for $153,000. By Bruce Buchanan

Blogging: Would "Torturer Trump" Respect Any Laws Protecting Immigrant Rights? By Roger Algase

News: State of Vermont Settlement Announcement with Raymond James

News: Joint Letter from the Vermont Regional Center and Receiver

News: DHS, DOL Interim Final Rule on Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment for H-2B Workers

News: OFLC OES Wage Data Update

Focus: The Nurse Immigration Book
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Headline: Poll explores whether Americans know enough to pass citizenship test Click here
Headline: She'll get US citizenship 60 years after being adopted, but thousands more must still wait Click here
Headline: United States et al. vs. Texas et al.: A Political Question for November Click here
Headline: Obama's Legacy: Immigration Stands as Most Glaring Failure Click here
Headline: Google CEO, 3 others honored with Great Immigrants Award Click here
Headline: Farm Labor Shortage Vexes Farmers Click here
Headline: An Anti-Immigration Wave Took Brexit To Victory - Can Donald Trump Ride It To The White House? Click here

Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney
Cincinnati, OH. The Cincinnati office of Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP seeks a mid-level associate to join our Immigration practice group. Applicants should have three to five years of experience handling all aspects of business (employment) immigration and managing clients with Nonimmigrant visas, including H-1B, L-1, E-1/2/3, TN; and Immigrant visas, including a high degree of success with PERM cases, as well as EB1 Managers and Outstanding Researchers. Experience should include consular processing and employer compliance counseling. Focus on efficient case handling and high level of attention to detail. The ideal candidate will have a strong academic background, great analytical and writing skills, and be able to demonstrate leadership and initiative. Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, and law school transcript via email to: Jerry Perry, Director of Legal Recruiting & Professional Development jperry@taftlaw.com.

Letters of the Week: Rose Floyd, Adeze, A. Joseph Field, Roger Algase, Nolan Rappaport

ComingsNGoings: Immigration Reading
Muslims, Migration and Citizenship: Processes of Inclusion and Exclusion (Ethnic and Racial Studies) by Martin Bulmer and John Solomos - Routledge (July 5, 2016) - Hardcover: 192 pages, ISBN: 113867446X, $155.00 - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/113867446X.