Articles about Immigration & Law
The People Who Disappeared from the Workplace
ICE Workplace Raids, Phase 2, and the Reality of the Rural Economy
$350 billion and handcuffs
After the raid on the Georgia battery plant, the future of US-Korea visa diplomacy
Even if you're born in the US, are you not an American?
A 128-Year-Old Question for the Supreme Court to Answer
An institution not dressed in the clothes of law, 30 years of unrest
OPT Legislation and the Future of International Students
Between seed and banishment
The Dilemma of U.S. Agricultural Immigrant Workers - H-2A Wage Cuts and Massive Expanded Deportations
The day the rainbow opened
April green card filing for second and third preference categories
The final statement, Citizenship
Tougher Morality Checks, and the Road to Citizenship - A Different Path to Citizenship
When the way back is lost
A Practical Guide to Avoiding the Abandonment Presumption for Permanent Residents
Days when the weight of the draw changes
H-1B FY2027 Weighted Lottery Inaugural and New Strategies for Korean American Applicants
14 months on the scales
Trump's second-term immigration policy, the numbers speak for themselves
Midterm elections change immigration policy
‘From ‘mass deportations" to "deporting criminals," the policy temperature of political seasons
A Wall That Almost Fell, 30 Days in the Courtroom
BIA Vacates Appeal Rule and What It Means for Korean American Immigrants
Double whammy of Supreme Court ruling and BIA rule change, a step backward for immigration due process
Supreme Court 9-0 decision in Urias-Orellana v. Bondi, reducing the BIA appeal deadline by 10 days, defaulting to expedited cases, and prohibiting administrative case closures. Analyzes the situation where three doors of the immigration court are closing simultaneously.
ICE deportations hit 670,000, mistaken deportations and DACA arrests, and the reality of detention centers
We analyze the story behind Trump's announcement of 675,000 deportations on the first anniversary of his second term. We examine the state of due process, from arrests of DACA recipients to mistaken deportations to the realities of the Camp East Montana detention center.
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