Nolan Rappaport
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I don't know what you mean by trying to get congressional action. I was an immigration counsel on the House judiciary committee, and handled many cases similar to this one for my boss, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee who was the ranking member on the immigration... -
I agree. The judges have been terribly inconsistent in the way they apply asylum law. The BIA needs to reign them in. -
Nolan Rappaport commented on PRESIDENT TRUMP RESCINDS GUIDANCE REQUIRING IN-PERSON CLASSES FOR FOREIGN STUDENTSin CMusilloYour blog is misleading. Federal regulations limit the use of online courses to meet the full course of study requirement to a single three credit course per semester. Trump has been trying to permit greater use of online courses with his memos, but... -
Nolan Rappaport commented on SEVP ANNOUNCES STUDENTS MAY NOT REMAIN IN THE US IF ENROLLED IN A FULLY ONLINE SCHOOL OR PROGRAM FOR FALL 2020 SEMESTERin CMusilloYour blog is misleading. Federal regulations limit the use of online courses to meet the full course of study requirement to a single three credit course per semester. Trump has been trying to permit greater use of online courses with his memos, but... -
A federal regulation has the force and effect of a federal statute. If you want to know why or just want to learn more about federal regulations, CRS wrote a two page summary that provides a good explanation. https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/IF10003.p... -
Roger is still missing the point. DACA involved prosecutorial discretion. The issue in student visa case is statutory eligibility for a student visa. The INA defines a student as an alien who is entering the US to pursue a full course of study. A... -
You are missing the point, which is that the administration can't change a federal regulation by issuing a memo. It isn't similar to DACA where the issue was whether the administration had gone to far with its prosecutorial discretion. There as no... -
You are missing the point, which is that the administration can't change a federal regulation by issuing a memo. It isn't similar to DACA where the issue was whether the administration had gone to far with its prosecutorial discretion. There as no... -
You are missing the point, which is that the administration can't change a federal regulation by issuing a memo. It isn't similar to DACA where the issue was whether the administration had gone to far with its prosecutorial discretion. There as no... -
You are missing the point, which is that the administration can't change a federal regulation by issuing a memo. It isn't similar to DACA where the issue was whether the administration had gone to far with its prosecutorial discretion. There as no... -
You are missing the point, which is that the administration can't change a federal regulation by issuing a memo. It isn't similar to DACA where the issue was whether the administration had gone to far with its prosecutorial discretion. There as no... -
Roger doesn't identify the opinion he is talking about. He means my Hill op-ed, Foreign students still in danger of losing visas, despite settlement, https://thehill.com/opinion/immigration/507622-foreign-students-still-in-danger-of-losing-visas-despite-settlement...Last edited by Nolan Rappaport; 07-17-2020, 05:11 PM. -
The parties settled this case yesterday, but the students and the schools are not out of danger. I explain in a follow up article that is supposed to be published tomorrow.
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