#immigration-law

#immigration-law

"Currently, 14 people are being held in the East Meadow Jail facility, where more than 1,400 people detained by ICE across the New York City metropolitan area have been held in the county jail since February."

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that the state law "interferes with the federal government's core power to enforce immigration laws."

In the first case Judge ShaSha Xu said, "We're not really doing names publicly." But that's not really true. Because she *did* ID the immigrants before her in court and their lawyers.

"It's outrageous that they actually named individually in their official capacities all 15 judges on the court," said Davis. "And so you have to ask yourself, 'What is going on here? What kind of performance? What was the audience for this?'"

Kseniia Petrova, an international researcher at Harvard, faces severe criminal charges related to smuggling frog embryos, carrying potential prison time of up to 20 years.

"She begins her opinion by noting that KAG is accused of human smuggling, not human trafficking. To be clear, the offenses of which Abrego is charged are human smuggling, not human trafficking."

One of the most common reasons for refusal is failing to show that the relationship is real and ongoing. A marriage certificate or civil partnership registration is required, but on its own, it's not enough.

The indictment against Kilmar Abrego Garcia includes two specific charges related to alien transportation, alleging he conspired with several individuals to facilitate human trafficking.

In a surprising philanthropic gesture, an anonymous donor has contributed $10 million to Vermont Law School, prompting some to suggest the school humorously rename itself as the "Anonymous School of Law." This significant donation not only boosts the law school's endowment but also highlights the ongoing conversation about anonymity in charitable giving and the impact such contributions can have on legal education.

"The French tax authorities (DGFiP) consider that work is carried out in France when it is physically performed from French territory, regardless of the employer or the location of clients."

Khalil's attorneys argue that the charge against him was a retaliatory measure stemming from his advocacy. We will continue to fight for his release.

"The end of Temporary Protected Status in the United States represents a potentially devastating reality for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans who sought refuge in the U.S., many of them living in South Florida after escaping the regime of Nicolás Maduro."

The Independent is committed to bringing timely reports on critical issues by keeping journalists on the ground, ensuring unbiased perspectives in complex matters.

I've long been interested in how legal reasoning intersects with broader social forces. QCA stood out to me because it captures the kind of structured, logic-based thinking.

Germany's Foreign Residence Act establishes strict penalties for residency breaches, including fines and imprisonment, emphasizing the serious consequences of immigration violations.