Tag:immigration

The U.S. Supreme Court found the ATF exceeded its statutory authority when it classified bump stocks as machine guns.

While the new E-Verify+ streamlines the employment verification process, the system may not be a good fit for all employers.

A bill was killed that would have repealed state immigration laws prohibiting arrest in a courthouse, among other provisions.

Lawmakers introduced a bill restricting debt collection actions and one allowing immigrants to get driver’s licenses and ID cards easier.

House Bill 24-1286, which passed in the Colorado House Judiciary Committee, creates a new $2 million fund for legal aid organizations.

Mindy Sooter has represented clients from household companies to asylees, and has won a number of big victories along the way.

Since December 2023, the Colorado Lawyers Committee has partnered with the city and state to mobilize volunteer attorneys and non-attorneys to assist new immigrants.

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