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  • Mar 24 - Visa Bulletin, Title 42

    Mar 24 - Visa Bulletin, Title 42

    Comment: Visa Bulletin, Title 42 Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Three Years of Title 42, USCIS Announces End of COVID-Related Flexibilities, DOS Publishes Visa Bulletin For April 2023 and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us know your thoughts by writing to us at editor@ilw.com Article: Three Years of Title 42 by Alex Miller for Immigration Impact News: USCIS Announces End of ...
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  • News: DOS Publishes Visa Bulletin For April 2023

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    News: DOS Publishes Visa Bulletin For April 2023

    Visa Bulletin For April 2023 Number 76Volume XWashington, D.C View as Printer Friendly PDF A. STATUTORY NUMBERS FOR PREFERENCE IMMIGRANT VISAS This bulletin summarizes the availability of immigrant numbers during April for: “Final Action Dates” and “Dates for Filing Applications,” indicating when immigrant visa applicants should be notified to assemble and submit required documentation to the National Visa Center. Unless otherwise indicated on the U.S. ...
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  • News: USCIS Announces End of COVID-Related Flexibilities

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    News: USCIS Announces End of COVID-Related Flexibilities

    USCIS Announces End of COVID-Related Flexibilities Release Date: 03/23/2023 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced that certain flexibilities it first announced in March 2020, to address the COVID-19 pandemic will end on March 23, 2023. USCIS previously notified the public in its Jan. 24, 2023, announcement that barring any changes presented by the pandemic, the extension of these flexibilities announced on Jan. 24 would be the last. You must respond to any no...
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  • Article: Three Years of Title 42 by Alex Miller for Immigration Impact

    Article: Three Years of Title 42 by Alex Miller for Immigration Impact

    Three Years of Title 42 by Alex Miller In March 2020, the world came to an unfamiliar halt. The COVID-19 pandemic was no longer a looming and distant concern. Events rapidly fell off calendars, schools shuttered, and those who could sheltered in place. Our hopes that the impact of the pandemic would be short lived were shattered with each passing month. Beyond the drastic toll on human life and shifting public health policies, one startling constant has persisted. For three years now, the...
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  • Mar 23 - Banning Detention Centers, Military Naturalizations

    Mar 23 - Banning Detention Centers, Military Naturalizations

    Comment: Banning Detention Centers, Military Naturalizations Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About States Lead the Way in Banning Immigration Detention Centers, Immigration Law and AI, April 2023 Visa Bulletin: Analysis and Prediction, USCIS Form and Policy Updates for Applying for Naturalization Based on Military Service and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us know your thoughts by writing to...
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  • News: USCIS Form and Policy Updates for Applying for Naturalization Based on Military Service

    USCIS Form and Policy Updates for Applying for Naturalization Based on Military Service Release Date: 03/22/2023 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced updated policy guidance in the USCIS Policy Manual to clarify and conform with the revision of Form N-426, Request for Certification of Military or Naval Service. The updated policy guidance provides that only applicants filing for naturalization based on military service (INA 328 or 329) who are currently servin...
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  • Article: States Lead the Way in Banning Immigration Detention Centers by Rebekah Wolf for Immigration Impact

    States Lead the Way in Banning Immigration Detention Centers by Rebekah Wolf State governments are leading the way on eliminating a blemish from their communities—immigration detention centers. As some state governments begin their legislative sessions, bills attempting to ban certain immigration detention centers have been introduced in multiple states. Following the lead of states like New Jersey and Illinois, New Mexico and Colorado have bills pending that would drast...
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  • Mar 22 - Political Struggle, Mexico Immigration

    Mar 22 - Political Struggle, Mexico Immigration

    Comment: Political Struggle, Mexico Immigration Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About A Political Struggle: Cancellation of AILA District's Israel Conference Reveals 'Ugly' Schism, CRS Report on Mexico's Immigration Control Efforts and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us know your thoughts by writing to us at editor@ilw.com Article: A Political Struggle: Cancellation of AILA Distri...
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  • News: CRS Report on Mexico’s Immigration Control Efforts

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    News: CRS Report on Mexico’s Immigration Control Efforts

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  • Mar 21 - Transit Policy, Border Crisis

    Mar 21 - Transit Policy, Border Crisis

    Comment: Transit Policy, Border Crisis Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Transit Policy at Border a Head Spinner; Last Days to Start a Labor Certification Case, America's Border Crisis, Biden's Immigration Policy, and the Courts, USCIS Updates Filing Location for U Nonimmigrant-Based Form I-485 and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us know your thoughts by writing to us at editor@ilw.co...
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  • Article: Transit Policy at Border a Head Spinner; Last Days to Start a Labor Certification Case by Alan Lee, Esq.  

    Transit Policy at Border a Head Spinner; Last Days to Start a Labor Certification Case. by Alan Lee, Esq.  Transit Policy at Border A Head Spinner. In a bind at the Southwest border because of exploding numbers of migrants, the Biden Administration put forth a two-year parole program for 30,000 per month for the four countries of Venezuela, Nicaragua, Haiti, and Cuba in January 2023, which reduced the number of migrant crossings by 97% in that month. In February, the Administra...
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  • News: USCIS Updates Filing Location for U Nonimmigrant-Based Form I-485

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    News: USCIS Updates Filing Location for U Nonimmigrant-Based Form I-485

    Update to Filing Location for U Nonimmigrant-Based Form I-485 Release Date: 03/20/2023 U nonimmigrants applying to become lawful permanent residents must now file Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, only at the Nebraska Service Center and not at the Vermont Service Center. USCIS Nebraska Service Center U.S. Postal Service (USPS): USCIS P.O. Box 87426 Lincoln, NE 68501-7526 FedEx, UPS, and DHL deliveries: USCIS P.O. Box 87426 Lincoln, NE 68501-7526 We have ...
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  • Article: A Political Struggle: Cancellation of AILA District's Israel Conference Reveals 'Ugly' Schism by Simon Butler 

    A Political Struggle: Cancellation of AILA District's Israel Conference Reveals 'Ugly' Schism by Simon Butler Though immigration law has never been immune to political vicissitudes, a simmering controversy over the cancellation of an Israel-set conference is threatening to tear apart the membership of one of the industry’s leading organizations—and that spells trouble for all practitioners … including those in EB-5. The ruckus began with an email from a lawyer at a London-...
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  • Mar 20 - Indian EB5 Applicants, Courier Delivery Services

    Mar 20 - Indian EB5 Applicants, Courier Delivery Services

    Comment: Indian EB5 Applicants, Courier Delivery Services Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Don't Hold Your Breath: New DOS Numbers Push Indian EB-5 Applicants Towards New RIA Categories, USCIS Relocates Lockbox From Phoenix To Tempe, Arizona for Courier Delivery Services and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us know your thoughts by writing to us at editor@ilw.com Article: Don't Hold Your Breath: New DOS Number...
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  • News: USCIS Relocates Lockbox From Phoenix To Tempe, Arizona for Courier Delivery Services

    USCIS Relocates Lockbox From Phoenix To Tempe, Arizona for Courier Delivery Services Release Date: 03/17/2023 On March 31, applicants and petitioners filing at the Phoenix lockbox will see a new filing location for courier delivery services such as UPS, FedEx, and DHL. We will move our Phoenix lockbox to Tempe, AZ, for courier delivery services. When using the U.S. Postal Service, the filing location will remain the same. We will forward any applications, petitions, or requests received via ...
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  • Article: Don't Hold Your Breath: New DOS Numbers Push Indian EB-5 Applicants Towards New RIA Categories by Rebecca S. Singh, Esq. and Aaron Muller

    Don't Hold Your Breath: New DOS Numbers Push Indian EB-5 Applicants Towards New RIA Categories by Rebecca S. Singh, Esq. and Aaron Muller It should come as no surprise that this month’s Visa Bulletin announced a further retrogression of applicants born in India, adding further complications to the world of EB-5.  Backlog of applicants from certain countries has already been a long-standing issue plaguing the industry. However, much of this could previously be blamed o...
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  • Mar 17 - In State Tuition, ADIT Stamp

    Mar 17 - In State Tuition, ADIT Stamp

    Comment: In State Tuition, ADIT Stamp Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Florida Has Everything to Lose If It Repeals In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students, USCIS Updates Guidance on Employers' Ability to Pay Requirements for Green Card Cases, USCIS Announces Additional Mail Delivery Process for Receiving ADIT Stamp and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us know your thoughts by writi...
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  • News: USCIS Announces Additional Mail Delivery Process for Receiving ADIT Stamp

    USCIS Announces Additional Mail Delivery Process for Receiving ADIT Stamp Release Date: 03/16/2023 Lawful permanent residents may receive temporary evidence of their lawful permanent resident status by mail rather than physically visiting a field office to receive an Alien Documentation, Identification and Telecommunication (ADIT) stamp (also known as an I-551 stamp). Lawful permanent residents are entitled to evidence of status and may require temporary evidence of their status in the form of an...
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  • Article: Florida Has Everything to Lose If It Repeals In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students by American Immigration Council Staff for Immigration Impact

    Florida Has Everything to Lose If It Repeals In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students by American Immigration Council Staff Undocumented students, like millions of other students in the United States, have the ambition to succeed. College opportunities are often priceless for these students. And though a degree can mean many things—like financial security and greater opportunities—a college diploma signifies perseverance in the face of hardship for many of these familie...
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  • Mar 16 - Family Detention, Ability to Pay

    Mar 16 - Family Detention, Ability to Pay

    Comment: Family Detention, Ability to Pay Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About 6 Firsthand Stories That Reveal the Problem with Family Detention, USCIS Issues Guidance on Analyzing Employers' Ability to Pay Wages, USCIS Extends Rule Providing Interpreters at Affirmative Asylum Interviews, USCIS Removes Biometrics Requirement for Form I-526E Petitioners and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us k...
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