The H-1B Program – Trends and New Developments
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EB-1 Backlog Continues for Fiscal Year 2019
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EB-1 Backlog Continues for Fiscal Year 2019
Delay in naturalization applications leads to litigation, Congressional inquiry
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Delay in naturalization applications leads to litigation, Congressional inquiry
Litigating H-1B denials in the “Buy American and Hire American” era
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Litigating H-1B denials in the “Buy American and Hire American” era
Going to Tijuana to Uphold U.S. Law and International Law on Asylum
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Going to Tijuana to Uphold U.S. Law and International Law on Asylum
Effective Use of the Freedom of Information Act
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Effective Use of the Freedom of Information Act
Immigration Consequences of Crimes: State of California Law Designed to Ensure Defendants are Meaningfully Informed
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Immigration Consequences of Crimes: State of California Law Designed to Ensure Defendants are Meaningfully Informed
The Travel Ban Waiver: A Real Adjudication or Mere Window Dressing?
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The Travel Ban Waiver: A Real Adjudication or Mere Window Dressing?
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11 April 2019
SGG’s Quarterly Immigration Developments Alert-April 2019
This newsletter contains the following articles:
- Litigating H-1B denials in the “Buy American and Hire American” era
- Effective Use of the Freedom of Information Act
- The Travel Ban Waiver: A Real Adjudication or Mere Window Dressing?
- Immigration Consequences of Crimes: State of California Law Designed to Ensure Defendants are Meaningfully Informed
- Delay in naturalization applications leads to litigation, Congressional inquiry
- Going to Tijuana to Uphold U.S. Law and International Law on Asylum