Blog posts in October, 2011

On May 26, 2011 the US Supreme Court ruled that Arizona’s mandatory E-Verify law is constitutional and can go forward thereby requiring all businesses ...

Immigration law sets a limit on the number of foreign workers with highly specialized job skills that can come to the United States in a particular ...

An investment group based in Columbus , Ohio has started a fund offering immigration assistance to international investors who intend to create jobs ...

A unanimous City Commission voted on October 5, 2011 to make Dayton, Ohio an “immigrant-friendly city.” The “Welcome Dayton” plan aims to make the ...

Sometimes extreme situations can lead to immigration benefits that might not have otherwise been available. Last Friday, October 21, saw just such a ...

Farmers in Ohio are expressing concern over a plan to use the “E-Verify” system to screen employment applicants’ immigration status. The system ...

The H-1B visa cap experience in calendar year 2011 has been a remarkable copycat performance of last year and the year before that. Unlike prior years ...

A federal court of appeals blocked some parts of Alabama’s controversial new immigration law last week, but much of the law remains in effect. While ...

The US Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced that it will be altering decades’ worth of a well-established procedure which has ...