Texas citizens won’t get to decide as a jury whether the Biden administration can make Gov. Greg Abbott (R) remove a floating barrier the state constructed to block migrants from entering the country, a federal judge ruled.
A Chinese woman, who was ruled an incredible witness and denied asylum after becoming flustered on the witness stand when a government attorney misstated Chinese law, is entitled to a new hearing, the Ninth Circuit said.
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A former immigration attorney convicted of falsifying asylum applications lost an appeal to vacate his sentence after the Seventh Circuit rejected claims that his due process rights were violated when the government failed to disclose assistance provided to client-witnesses before and after trial.
An immigrant, who was ordered to be removed after a remote hearing, must file his appeal of the Board of Immigration Appeals’ decision in the federal appeals court from which his notice to appear originated, the Third Circuit said Wednesday.
Immigrant entrepreneurs seeking admission to the US through a special program beginning Oct. 1 will need to invest more in order to qualify, US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced.
More than half of President Joe Biden’s federal appellate court appointments so far were in their 40s or younger when they joined the bench, the highest share for any modern Democratic president, a Bloomberg Law analysis shows.
Columnist David Lat explores how jury consultants go about choosing juries for big-ticket cases such as the Menendez and Trump trials, and the research they perform on candidates’ backgrounds.
Juan Estremera, Kenneth Grossberg, Maxwell Potter, and Daniel Saathoff have joined Gunster, the firm announced Tuesday.
The history of the H-1B visa from its origins in 1952, when Harry S. Truman was president, to the major developments since Trump’s “Buy American and Hire American” executive order.
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