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Supreme Court Allows Public Charge Rule to Apply in Illinois, As State Department Readies Implementation of Similar Rule at U.S. Consulates

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled late Friday that the Trump Administration can enforce its new public charge regulation in Illinois, staying the last of several federal court injunctions that temporarily blocked the rule from taking effect. Though multiple lawsuits challenging the…

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Visa Bulletin – March

To be eligible to file an employment-based adjustment application in March, employer-sponsored foreign nationals must have a priority date that is earlier than the date listed below for their preference category and country.  The ability to file adjustment of status applications…

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Coronavirus Update: U.S. Adds Four More Airports to Screen Individuals Traveling from China; Visa Issuance Delays Likely for Those with Recent China Travel

The Department of Homeland Security has officially designated four additional international airports to the list of those charged with advanced screening for the coronavirus, following several travel restrictions imposed by the U.S. government last week. The new airports to which targeted flights…

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