Legal
Court rulings, regulatory changes, and legal precedents shaping immigration law. Coverage of federal circuit decisions, BIA appeals, injunctions, and enforcement litigation that affect visa holders and applicants.
Supreme Court Declines Review, Preserves H-4 Work Authorization Rule
By refusing the challenge, the Supreme Court left the 2015 H-4 EAD regulation in place, allowing eligible H-4 spouses to keep applying for work authorization and protecting employment stability for…
Indian-Origin Vedam Exonerated After 43 Years, Detained by ICE
After his 1983 murder conviction was vacated in August 2025, Subramanyam Vedam was released on October 3 but…
Know Your Rights in ICE Detention and How Parole Works
ICE detention can affect lawful residents, workers, and students because of old orders or status issues. Detainees maintain…
Google Tightens WFA Policy: Impacts Remote Work, Visas, Global Talent
Google’s mid-2025 WFA update, enforced from October 15, 2025, limits remote travel: any WFA day equals a full…
India Eligible for Italy Golden Visa: 2-Year Permit, 3-Year Renewal
Italy’s Investor Visa offers a two‑year residence permit (renewable) for one of four investments ranging from €250k to…
LA County Board Considers Local Emergency Proclamation Over Immigration Raids
LA County supervisors will vote October 14, 2025, on a local emergency proclamation responding to intensified immigration raids.…
California Boosts Central Coast Immigration Legal Services Funding
SB 104 directs $1.5 million to Catholic Charities of the Central Coast to boost immigration legal services across…
Sweden petition to block revocation of permanent residence hits 40,000
A petition of 40,000 signatures opposes a Swedish proposal to make permanent residence conditional and revocable for income,…
The 2025 Green Card Law Changes Every Holder Must Watch
USCIS tightened enforcement in 2025, increasing scrutiny of marriage-based Green Card filings, reducing RFEs, and mandating new form…
Why Using Military Lawyers as Immigration Judges Backfires
Proposed deployment of up to 600 military lawyers as temporary immigration judges with shortened training raises due process,…