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Could Immigration Judges Be Fired for Their Decisions? A Court Case That Could Change the System

Should immigration judges be able to lose their jobs simply because a new president disagrees with how they decide cases? That question is at the center of an important court case, Jackler v. Department of Justice, which could have a lasting impact on the U.S. immigration system-and on the independence of many other federal employees.

When the United States No Longer Feels Like Refuge: How Our Global Solutions Practice Can Help

For generations, people fleeing persecution have looked to the United States as a place of protection, stability, and legal refuge. But for many individuals and families who once believed the U.S. would be their safe harbor, recent policy changes, enforcement trends, and procedural uncertainty have made that assumption far less secure. We are seeing a growing number of clients and potential clients who no longer are only asking, “How can I stay in the United States?” They instead are asking, “If the United States is no longer safe or predictable for me and my family, where else can we go?”

Why the B-1 Visa Domestic Workers Has Become So Difficult to Use

Most people think of a B-1 visa as a visa for business travelers. It allows foreign nationals to come to the United States for activities like attending meetings, negotiating contracts, or participating in conferences. Generally speaking, B-1 visitors are not allowed to work in the United States.