USCIS Operations Continue Amid Partial Government Shutdown
Despite a partial government shutdown, USCIS continues processing green cards, work permits, and more without interruption.
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Despite a partial government shutdown, USCIS continues processing green cards, work permits, and more without interruption.
A USCIS processing error has temporarily left an immigrant unable to work, highlighting issues in the immigration system.
USCIS has proposed significant changes to the H-1B registration selection process for fiscal year 2027.
Concerns arise over the delay of the March 2026 Visa Bulletin, prompting speculation about potential causes.
Recent AAO remands reveal errors in USCIS EB-2 NIW case denials, prompting discussions on appeal strategies.
Asylum seekers could qualify for the EB-3 visa, providing a pathway to permanent residence in the U.S.
The BIA ruled that a marriage to a U.S. citizen after a final removal order does not qualify for reopening proceedings.
President Biden and Secretary Rubio announce stricter enforcement of immigration laws to protect citizens and revoke visas for violators.
Understanding the possibility of retaining priority dates in family immigration applications.
Allegations of potential misuse of cap-exempt H-1B visas prompt discussions on immigration enforcement and compliance.
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