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The State Department is on pace to issue a record number of nonimmigrant visas this year.
DACA recipients can apply for federal healthcare coverage this fall.
And BAL’s Tiffany Derentz and Brendan Kinne offer tips and reminders ahead of the busy summer travel season.
Get this news and more in the special extended episode of BAL’s podcast, the BAL Immigration Report, available on Apple, Spotify and the BAL news site.
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Nonimmigrant visa issuance continues to rise.
Diversity Visa results are now available.
And how updates to the Department of Labor’s Schedule A occupation list could help the green card process for workers in critical industries.
Get this news and more in the new episode of BAL’s podcast, the BAL Immigration Report, available on Apple, Spotify and the BAL news site.
The Supreme Court agrees to hear another immigration case.
BAL makes a big announcement.
And what U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services data tells us about the recent H-1B registration lottery.
The Supreme Court hears arguments in a case about U.S. citizens’ rights in visa denials.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services reaches an H-2B cap for returning workers.
And why a small change to the USCIS policy manual could have important consequences for green card applicants.
The U.S. State Department suspends visa services in Haiti.
The U.S. Embassy in Mexico moves to reduce visa wait times.
And BAL Senior Associate Steven Quezada discusses his series on immigration journeys to the U.S.
Federal authorities increase the automatic extension period for certain employment authorization documents.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services releases data showing its progress in reducing processing times.
And a ruling out of Georgia draws the attention of the immigration law community.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is now accepting H-1B petitions for cap-subject visas.
The U.S. Embassy in India moves to streamline appointments.
And why now is a good time for U.S. employers to rethink immigration strategies.
Get this news and more in the new episode of BAL’s podcast, the BAL Immigration Report, available on Apple, Spotify and Google Podcasts or on the BAL news site.
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A lawsuit aims to stop U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services fee hikes.
State Department data shows a continued increase in green card issuance.
And with March Madness tipping off, the BAL Sports & Entertainment team creates a tournament bracket of their own.
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A federal judge dismisses a lawsuit challenging a Biden administration immigration program.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announces it has reached the H-2B cap for the second half of the fiscal year.
And an H-1B cap update with BAL Senior Associate Matt Dillinger.
Featuring Emily M. Dickens, Chief of Staff and Head of Public Affairs, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).
Certain Ukrainian citizens in the United States are now eligible to apply for re-parole.
H-1B denial rates rose slightly in 2023.
And the Society for Human Resource Management pushes for much-needed reforms to employment-based immigration.