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Community
Colorado Lawyers Committee Partners with City, State to Assist New Immigrants
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.
News
AILA Partners with Nonprofit Lender to Help Immigrants Pay Legal Costs
The American Immigration Lawyers Association has partnered with a nonprofit lender to help immigrants pay legal fees.
Courts
9th Circuit Enjoins Public Charge Rule
A federal appeals court in California has enjoined the Trump administration’s “Public Charge Rule,” which bars immigrants from receiving a variety of taxpayer-funded benefits...
Opinion
The H-1B Cap Lottery Goes Electronic
U.S. companies seeking to hire foreign workers under the coveted H-1B work visa category are experiencing major changes this spring due to an overhaul...
Features
‘U’ for Uncertainty
Undocumented immigrants who are victims of crime are often reluctant to get police involved, even when they’ve suffered violent attacks. The U visa, created...
News
Sworn In: Naturalization Numbers Are Up, but Backlog Looms
A total of 152 people from 50 countries became U.S. citizens during a naturalization ceremony in Denver on Feb. 12. It was the latest...
News
H-1B Scrutiny Explained in Newly Released Documents
Many employers and immigration attorneys saw a clear difference in how the federal government distributes skilled worker visas under the Trump administration. Now newly...
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Features
H-1B Petitions are Up — and So Are Denials
The waiting game has begun again for H-1B visas.
This month, U.S. employers have applied to temporarily hire hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals for...
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