Immigration newsletter, Spring 2018

Read our Spring 2018 issue of the Immigration newsletter.

The following topics are covered:

Visa sanctions on Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea, and Sierra Leone
CBP introduces policies and procedures for searching and seizing electronic devices at the border in bid to increase transparency
USCIS not considering changes to H-1B extension rules
Clarification of TN nonimmigrant economist classification
H-1B quota likely to be exhausted during the 2-6 April 2018 filing period
USCIS revises Form I-9
USCIS requires use of new supplement J to Form I-485
Senators Hatch and Flake introduce immigration legislation

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Aleksandar Dukic

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Zachary Alvarez

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