WEEKLY IMMIGRATION NEWS
Biden advancing his idea to strengthen asylum regulations at the border between the United States and Mexico
According to two U.S. officials who spoke with CBS News, President Biden’s administration is preparing to release a regulation soon that will solidify the broad asylum restrictions that were implemented at the southern border over the summer.
The AG for Oklahoma is still working to bring back the state’s immigration laws.
In an effort to get HB 4156—a legislation that makes it illegal for immigrants to enter the state—reinstated, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is submitting an appeal to a federal court.
State’s petition to reinstate Iowa’s immigration statute is heard by a federal judge.
Iowa’s immigration law is currently being considered by a federal court of appeals to determine whether it should go into force or be temporarily stopped.
Reason #123 to Hire Right Attorney
In 6th Circuit case, court concludes that the immigration judge’s denial of petitioner’s adjustment of status application was discretionary and nonreviewable.
Fact Check JD Vance about Haitians #2
TPS is a program that began in 1990 and was extended to Haitian migrants in 2010 under then-President Barack Obama after a devastating earthquake.
Immigrants fuel Philadelphia’s labor force
Research by The Pew Charitable Trusts found that Philadelphia’s foreign-born population has played an outsized role in the city’s labor force.