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.
U.S. Immigration News
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Looking for Ways to Help Ukraine?
February 25, 2022Are you looking for ways to help or get involved, but feeling helpless at home? Boundless has gathered together a few pointers on what you can do and ways you can help.Contact your elected representativesTips and tricks on writing to… View Article
Boundless Immigration News Weekly Recap Archive: Feb. 25, 2022
February 25, 2022A weekly roundup of need-to-know immigration stories.
As Europe Readies for a Wave of Ukrainian Refugees, History Suggests the U.S. Should Do the Same
February 24, 2022As Russia invades Ukraine and thousands flee, history shows that the U.S. should prepare to accept a wave of Ukrainians fleeing violence.
Ukrainian-Americans Fear for Loved Ones Back Home
February 24, 2022Russia invaded Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday morning. Thousands of Ukrainians have fled the country, with many more expected to follow in coming days.
Proposed Rule Separating Work Authorization from DACA Applications Worries Some Advocates
February 21, 2022As the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) nears completion of its final regulation to protect Dreamers from deportation, immigration advocates are concerned about a provision in the draft rule which decouples work authorization from a grant of Deferred Action for… View Article
Boundless Immigration News Weekly Recap Archive: Feb. 18, 2022
February 18, 2022A weekly roundup of need-to-know immigration stories.
Biden Administration Proposes Public Charge Rule to Formalize Long-Standing Guidance on Public Benefits
February 17, 2022Proposed regulation seeks to define who is “likely to become a public charge” when applying for certain visas and green cards.
March 2022 US Visa Bulletin Archive
February 16, 2022U.S. Visa Bulletin Archive: March 2022
DHS and VA Launch Online Portal for Noncitizen Service Members
February 15, 2022Last week the Department of Homeland Security, in partnership with the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Defense, introduced two new online resources to support noncitizens who have served in the U.S. military and their families. The resources are part of… View Article