Immigration News


August 31, 2017

USCIS Announces Plans to Start Interviewing Employment-Based Permanent Residence Applicants

While it has long been the case that USCIS conducts interviews for family-based green card applicants (such as those applying…More


August 30, 2017

City of Philadelphia Suing Attorney General Jeff Sessions Over Federal Attempts to Interfere with Local Law Enforcement

Today the City of Philadelphia has joined other cities and states around the country in filling a law suit against…More


August 15, 2017

Wharton: RAISE Act Would Shrink U.S. Economy (But Is Not Likely to Become Law)

The University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business has released a brief economic analysis of the RAISE Act, the immigration reform…More


July 25, 2017

Travel Ban Update: Grandparents and Refugees

On June 26th, the Supreme Court ruled that a narrow portion of the Trump travel ban could go in to…More


June 29, 2017

Travel Ban Update: As Implementation Nears, Questions Still Remain

On Monday, the Supreme Court issued an order partially lifting the various injunctions placed on President Trump’s travel ban. This means…More


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