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Two South Dakota companies admitted using sneaky tactics to employ
undocumented workers in $2.5 million worth of federal projects in the
Black Hills National Forest.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
APPEAL THE IMMIGRATION CASE | MOTION TO REOPEN | REFILE THE CASE
APPEAL THE IMMIGRATION CASE | MOTION TO REOPEN | REFILE THE CASE
Thursday, November 6, 2014
NUNC PRO TUNC
For those who fell out of status, nunc pro tunc relief can
potentially be the way to gain back the status. Immigration laws are very
strict. If the application for extension of status or change of status is filed
even one (1) day after the expiration date of status, the extension or change
of status application is denied by the USCIS. However, nunc pro tunc relief
grants relief to those whose extension or change of status applications were
denied because they were filed late or incorrectly. In order to succeed on nunc
pro tunc, one must need to show that the extension or change of status
application was submitted late because of “extraordinary circumstances beyond
control of the applicant.” Ineffective
assistance of counsel, misrepresentation by fraudulent immigration brokers are
some of the examples that may qualify for “extraordinary circumstances beyond
control of the applicant.
potentially be the way to gain back the status. Immigration laws are very
strict. If the application for extension of status or change of status is filed
even one (1) day after the expiration date of status, the extension or change
of status application is denied by the USCIS. However, nunc pro tunc relief
grants relief to those whose extension or change of status applications were
denied because they were filed late or incorrectly. In order to succeed on nunc
pro tunc, one must need to show that the extension or change of status
application was submitted late because of “extraordinary circumstances beyond
control of the applicant.” Ineffective
assistance of counsel, misrepresentation by fraudulent immigration brokers are
some of the examples that may qualify for “extraordinary circumstances beyond
control of the applicant.
Monday, November 3, 2014
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Nachman Phulwani Zimovcak (NPZ) Law Group and the Teaneck International Film Festival (TIFF) present Ram-Leela. Ram-Leela is
an epic, visually opulent, lavish Bollywood musical. Set in Gujarat, in
Northwest India, two rival clans have been warring for 500 years and
find themselves in present day where Ram and Leela fight the world to
live their own dreams.
Nachman Phulwani Zimovcak (NPZ) Law Group and the Teaneck International Film Festival (TIFF) present Ram-Leela. Ram-Leela is
an epic, visually opulent, lavish Bollywood musical. Set in Gujarat, in
Northwest India, two rival clans have been warring for 500 years and
find themselves in present day where Ram and Leela fight the world to
live their own dreams.
Statement by Secretary Johnson on Security Enhancements to the Visa Waiver Program | Homeland Security
Statement by Secretary Johnson on Security Enhancements to the Visa Waiver Program | Homeland Security
Effective today, those seeking to travel to the United States from
countries in our Visa Waiver Program (VWP) will be required to provide
additional data fields of information in the travel application
submitted via the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA). The
new information sought includes additional passport data, contact
information, and other potential names or aliases. We are taking this
step to enhance the security of the Visa Waiver Program, to learn more
about travelers from countries from whom we do not require a visa. We
are also confident these changes will not hinder lawful trade and travel
between our Nation and our trusted foreign allies in the Visa Waiver
Program.
Effective today, those seeking to travel to the United States from
countries in our Visa Waiver Program (VWP) will be required to provide
additional data fields of information in the travel application
submitted via the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA). The
new information sought includes additional passport data, contact
information, and other potential names or aliases. We are taking this
step to enhance the security of the Visa Waiver Program, to learn more
about travelers from countries from whom we do not require a visa. We
are also confident these changes will not hinder lawful trade and travel
between our Nation and our trusted foreign allies in the Visa Waiver
Program.
Sunday, November 2, 2014
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The midterm elections are next week and we are all waiting to
see whether President Obama will "make good" on his campaign (and
later) promises about U.S. immigration reform. Like most political
issues, immigration reform has now become confounded (mixed-up) with a
variety of others such as healthcare reform, the Ebola crisis and the
ongoing battles with ISIS/ISIL. It continues to be our hope that the
President is able to roll-out his "administrative" fixes if Congress
remains stalled following the midterm elections.
see whether President Obama will "make good" on his campaign (and
later) promises about U.S. immigration reform. Like most political
issues, immigration reform has now become confounded (mixed-up) with a
variety of others such as healthcare reform, the Ebola crisis and the
ongoing battles with ISIS/ISIL. It continues to be our hope that the
President is able to roll-out his "administrative" fixes if Congress
remains stalled following the midterm elections.
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