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Trump Administration Announces Wind-Down of DACA
On September 5, 2017, the Administration announced a phase out of the Deferred Action for … Read More
USCIS announces that it will Begin Conducting Interviews for Employment-Based Adjustment of Status Cases
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) published a notice on August 28, 2017 announcing that … Read More
Trump, with GOP Senators, Unveils RAISE Act to further restrict immigration
This morning, Trump – joined by Republican Senators Tom Cotton of Arkansas David Perdue of … Read More
Seasteading Institute Announces Agreement with French Polynesia
The Seasteading Institute, set up in 2008 with the goal of “empowering people to build … Read More
U.S. Supreme Court supports Hawaiian court decision on grandparents and other relatives, but Upholds Refugee Prohibition
In the latest move in the ongoing saga of the administration’s ill-advised travel ban on … Read More
US District Court in Honolulu Provides Relief from Administration Interpretation of Supreme Court Travel Ban Ruling
In response to a filing by the State of Hawaii, the US District Court for … Read More
Trump Administration Delays implementation of Entrepreneur Parole Rule, Intends to Rescind
The administration, by and through the Department of Homeland Security, announced plans to delay implementation … Read More
Consultant’s Report Recommends moving Visa Issuance Responsibility Away from US State Department
Reuters is reporting that a study by Insigniam Holding LLC, commissioned by the US State … Read More
Administration, through State Department, Releases Restrictive Interpretation of Monday’s Supreme Court Decision
As the implementation of the administration’s “Travel Ban” executive order (restricting entry for individuals from … Read More
Implementation of Travel/Muslim Ban Permitted to Begin Tonight, as Permitted by US Supreme Court Stay on Injunctions
When the US Supreme court on Monday agreed to hear the administrations challenges to the … Read More