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Wisconsin Judge Resigns After Federal Conviction for Immigration Obstruction
Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan has resigned following a federal felony conviction for obstructing an immigration arrest. In April 2025, she…
Proving Good Moral Character for Naturalization in a Holistic Era
New 2025 USCIS policies require naturalization applicants to prove positive contributions to society, such as volunteering and steady employment, rather…
How Long Can Immigration Detention Last Before Deportation Under Current Law
The U.S. government has intensified its immigration detention policy in 2026, implementing 'zero-release' goals and mandatory detention. This strategy targets…
Australian Jews Lead Israel’s 2026 First Immigration Wave
Israel welcomed its first 2026 immigrants, the Sachs family from Sydney, amid a strategic push to increase Western aliyah. Following…
Deportation Surge Fuels Rise in Georgia International Family Law Cases
This analysis explores how Matter of L-A-B-R- governs immigration continuances, specifically for families in Georgia. It highlights that judges must…
Rights of Undocumented Immigrants in the US Amid Heightened Enforcement
DHS has implemented strict new registration laws and biometric requirements for noncitizens while increasing workplace audits and ending humanitarian protections.…
PERM and Green Card Sponsorship in 2026: Strategic Employer Guide
The H-1B FY 2027 season begins March 2026, introducing a wage-weighted selection system that prioritizes higher earners. With an 85,000-cap…
Canada Faces Immigration Shock: One Million Indians at Risk
The BIA's Matter of Nchifor decision highlights that 'due diligence' is mandatory to overcome missed filing deadlines. Amidst a wave…