The US Court of Appeals For the 10th Circuit held in a recent decision that an order from the immigration judge denying a discretionary waiver of removal cannot be overturned unless there is a constitutional claim or legal question. Munis v. Holder Case No. 12-9593 (C.A. 10, ...
Read MoreIn the recent court case Akram v. Holder, decided on July 9, 2013, the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit challenged the law that has ...
View MoreThe US Department of State issued last month a June 2013 cable explaining recent T and U visa changes that were enacted by Congress in March 2013. ...
View MoreIn order to grasp a true understanding of the criteria a foreign national entrepreneur must meet in order to qualify for an immigration visa, it is ...
View MoreWill the Obama administration allow same-sex married spouses to get green cards based on marriage to a US citizen or resident? All signs point to yes. ...
View MoreThe Pathway to Legalization and Citizenship immigration bill that was passed in the U.S. Senate, Bill S. 744 (which has yet to be passed by the US ...
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