immigration law
Coverage of immigration law in the Nexus archive.
- Legal aid groups alarmed as Trump administration awards $150M migrant child contract to Texas firm
The Trump administration awarded a $150 million contract to a small Texas law firm with limited experience in immigration law, raising concerns among legal aid groups. The firm will handle cases related to migrant children.
- How former WA immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano’s clients can get help
Clients of a Washington-based immigration law firm that imploded should act immediately. Free legal clinics in the coming months offer help.
- Marriage used to be a glide path to citizenship. Now there are more speed bumps
Spouses of U.S. citizens traditionally had a special place in immigration law as a pathway to citizenship. The administration and immigration lawyers now indicate that this process has become more challenging with increased obstacles.
- Trump administration challenges New York new immigration law in court
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against New York's new immigration law, which includes protections against federal immigration agent overreach. The federal government is challenging a provision requiring agents to wear masks when interacting with the public.
- Federal judge halts parts of Texas immigration law the day before it was set to take effect
A federal judge blocked key provisions of Texas's immigration law just before its implementation date. The law would have allowed state police to arrest individuals suspected of illegal entry. The ruling represents a significant legal setback for Texas's attempt to enforce stricter immigration policies.
- I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA
Peter Roberts, an immigration attorney working with Y Combinator and startups, is hosting an AMA session for six hours. He clarifies he cannot provide legal advice on specific cases and encourages factual discussions. Links to previous threads and comments are provided.
- Iranian migrant who tried to burn down home wins reprieve against deportation because he threatened to take his own life
An Iranian migrant who attempted to burn down his home received a reprieve from deportation after threatening to take his own life. The court decision highlights the complex intersection of immigration law and mental health considerations.
- Eric Swalwell 'violated immigration law by paying Brazilian migrant nanny using campaign funds', complaints say
Eric Swalwell, a U.S. Congressman, is accused of violating immigration laws by using campaign funds to pay a Brazilian migrant nanny. The allegations stem from complaints alleging improper use of public resources for personal benefits.