One Third of Immigration Court Cases Are Children, 40% of Those Are Toddlers
March 24, 2022One third of all new cases in U.S. immigration courts are children under the age of 18, and of those cases, 40 percent are toddlers under the age of four.
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What to Know about Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Immigration Record
March 21, 2022Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has issued four opinions relating to immigration, with varying outcomes for immigrants.
Green Card Backlog Still Exceeds 400K in March
March 18, 2022There was no significant movement in the overall green card backlog in February 2022.
Boundless Immigration Weekly News Archive: March 18, 2022
March 18, 2022A weekly roundup of need-to-know immigration stories.
Biden Administration Asks Supreme Court to Let It End “Remain in Mexico”
March 16, 2022The administration urged the Supreme Court to overturn a decision preventing the government from ending the controversial “Remain in Mexico” asylum policy.
DHS Allows Afghan Immigrants in the U.S. to Apply for Temporary Protected Status
March 16, 2022DHS designated Afghanistan for TPS, allowing over 74,000 Afghan nationals present in the United States to apply for protection from deportation.
Boundless Immigration Weekly News Archive: March 4, 2022
March 4, 2022A weekly roundup of need-to-know immigration stories.
USCIS Expands Test Program for Credit Card Payments
March 2, 2022USCIS has expanded its credit card payment pilot program for filing fees to all forms except Form I-129 for H-1B and H-2A petitions.
Biden Expands TPS for Sudan and South Sudan
March 2, 2022DHS announced that it is expanding access to TPS for Sudan and South Sudan, allowing more immigrants from those nations who are already present in the United States to apply for work authorization and protection from deportation.
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Nominated to U.S. Supreme Court
March 1, 2022President Biden’s nomination to the Supreme Court will be the first Black woman and first public defender to serve on the nation’s highest court.
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