Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

Ramaswamy, Once a User of H-1B Workers, Is Now Opposed to Program as a Candidate

Will California Ban Caste-Based Discrimination Allegedly Perpetrated by Indian Immigrants?

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s dilemma

Irony: If You Can Only Afford an Airline Ticket, You Can Come to the U.S. Easily; If You Can Put up $800,000, It Is Much More Difficult

A vast majority of the visas available for the EB-5 program for the last five years have not been used.

DHS Extends the Validity Period for Work Authorization Documents for Migrants and Other Categories of Immigrants

Policy change disregards USCIS’s budget and illustrates length of extreme immigration court backlogs

Court Case Reminds Us That Older Workers, Particularly Older Women, Are Discriminated Against in the H-1B Program

In FY 2022, H-1B beneficiaries were less than 1 percent females over 45 and only 3 percent males over 45.

HP, This Is Getting Old: Age Discrimination in Silicon Valley

HP and its spinoff Hewlett Packard Enterprises have agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit

Update on Canada’s Offer of Easy Entry for 10,000 H-1B Visa Holders

The quick departure of the H-1Bs to Canada and the need for a second lottery both reflect the fact that there really is no shortage of high-tech workers in the States.

Texas School District Uses H-1B Program to Cut Teachers’ Wages in Half

When school districts resort to the H-1B program to hire teachers, the motivation is saving money, not a lack of local talent.

DHS Extends and ‘Redesignates’ TPS for 700,000+ Venezuelans

Political cover for New York that makes the political situation in Venezuela even worse

New DHS Rule Would Allow Low-Skill Alien Workers from China, India, Iran, North Korea, and Russia

A proposed regulation on H-2A and H-2B workers