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        • DHS Proposes New Public Charge Rule
        • H-1B Lottery Season: May the Odds Be in Your Favor
        • Biden Administration Announces Policies to Improve Immigration for STEM Workers
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        • African Country COVID-19 Travel Ban to Be Lifted December 31
        • USCIS Updates Policies on Employment Authorization for Certain H E, and L Nonimmigrant Dependent Spouses
        • USCIS Temporarily Waiving 60-Day Rule for Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record
        • DOS Authorizes Consular Officers to Waive Interviews for Certain Nonimmigrants
        • Current State of Visa Backlog and Processing Delays; Recommendations to Eliminate Pandemic-Related Consular Backlogs
        • DV Lottery Registration Open Until November 9 at Noon EST
        • USCIS Extends Time on I-751 and I-829 Receipt Notices
        • Proof of COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement Effective October 1, 2021
        • Facebook Makes Immigration News: Agrees to Settlement of Millions of Dollars for Allegedly Discriminating Against U.S. Workers in Connection with the PERM Process
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        • Prosecutorial Discretion Memorandum Issued by DHS
        • Department of State Priority Processing of Immigrant Visas
        • USCIS Will Grant Work Permits to Victims of Crimes with Pending U Visa Applications
        • Attorney General Garland Vacates Trump Era Decisions Restricting Asylum
        • Policy Updates: Eligibility for Naturalization
        • USCIS Ends Biometrics Requirement for Extension/Change of Status for H-4, L-2, E Visas
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        • Unanimous Supreme Court Decision Creates Major Setback for TPS Recipients Seeking Permanent Residence
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        • Certain Regulatory Requirements Suspended for Syrian and Venezuelan F-1 Nonimmigrant Students
        • Flexibilities Announced for Certain F-1 Applicants Filing for OPT
        • Bill Passes Virginia State Legislature Expanding Jurisdiction for Special Immigrant Juvenile Cases
        • President Biden Keeps Refugee Numbers at Record Lows Due to Political Pressure
        • DOS Provides Information on National Interest Exceptions (NIE) for Regional COVID Proclamations
        • H, L, and J Visa Processing Resumes; Presidential Proclamation 10052 Expires
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        • USCIS to Defer to Prior Determinations of Eligibility in Requests for Petition Extensions
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        • Educational Requirements for Naturalization Restored to 2008 Version
        • U.S. Citizenship Act and Dreamers Act Introduced in Congress
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        • Consular Processed Immigrant Visas: Backlog of 380,000 Waiting to Immigrate
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        • DOS Pilot Program Requires Certain B-1/B-2 Applicants to Post Bond as Condition of Visa Issuance
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        • Federal Court Partially Block’s Trump’s Proclamation on Immigrant Visa Issuance During COVID-19
        • USCIS Proposes Replacing H-1B Lottery with Salary-Based Selection
        • Class Action Can Help First-Time Hs, Ls, and Js Overcome Presidential Proclamation
        • Changes to the Business Immigration Landscape
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        • Federal Judge Orders DHS to Restore DACA and Accept Initial DACA Applications
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        • Additional Employment-Based Visas Expected Starting October 1 – One Silver Lining of the Pandemic
        • Obtaining Stamp (I-551) That Extends Green Card
        • USCIS Seeks $1.2 Billion in Emergency Funding to Avoid Furloughing Employees
        • Regressive Changes to Employment Authorization for Foreign Nationals Seeking Asylum
        • Another Blow to Asylum Seekers: Supreme Court Holds Restrictions on Removal Orders Do Not Violate Constitution
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        • COVID 19 – UPDATE: Department of Homeland Security: USCIS, ICE, and CBP
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        • USCIS Issues Policy Guidance on Post-Sentencing Changes
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        • Round Up of Key Immigration Court Cases Challenging Administration’s Immigration Policy
        • DHS Proposes to Change Fee Schedule and to Introduce New Forms
        • Holiday Travel: Review Your Documents Now
        • It’s Official: H-1B Registration Required for Cap-Subject Petitions; Registration Dates: March 1-20, 2020
        • Employers Beware: SSA Resumes Issuance of “No-Match” Letters
        • Attempts to Limit Minor “UAC” Asylum Seekers
        • On-Site Inspections for F-1 STEM OPT Employment
        • It’s Not Just Your Case – USCIS Has Increased Bureaucracy for U.S. Companies Petitioning for Needed Foreign Personnel
        • Venezuelan Passports Automatically Extended for Five Years Beyond Expiration Date
        • Following Up With USCIS: How to Navigate the USCIS Contact Center
        • Visa Bulletin: EB-1 Preference Categories Still Backlogged; DOS Provides Explanation and Projections
        • New Proclamation Mandatory Insurance for Entering Immigrants
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        • Understanding DOS’s Interim Final Rule on Public Charge
        • Courts Enjoin DHS Public Charge Rule
        • DOJ Moves to Decertify Immigration Judges Union with NLRB
        • Venezuela to Start Issuing “No Objection Statements” Needed for J-1 Waivers
        • EB-5 Green Cards: Minimum Investment Amounts Will Increase to $1.8 Million and $900,000
        • Immigration Bills to Watch
        • “Expedited Removal” Expanded
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        • Know Your Rights If ICE Comes Knocking at Your Door!
        • Visa Bulletin for September: Many Categories Now “Unavailable” through September 30, 2019
        • New Public Charge Rule, Effective October 15, 2019
        • All USCIS International Offices to Close by March 2020
        • More on F, J, and M Unlawful Presence Litigation
        • Fourth Circuit Finds Rescission of DACA Violative of the APA as Arbitrary and Capricious
        • New Report: Social Media Monitoring: How the Department of Homeland Security Uses Digital Data in the Name of National Security
        • Strict Enforcement of Affidavits of Support (Form I-864) on the Horizon
        • U.S. House of Representatives Passes Bill to Protect Dreamers, TPS and DED Recipients
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        • Conditional Residents (I-751 Applicants) Should Expect Interviews by USCIS
        • USCIS Makes Clear: Controlled Substance–Related Activity is Conditional Bar to Good Moral Character Determinations for Naturalization Purposes
        • What? I’m Suddenly Not a U.S. Citizen?
        • Denaturalization Efforts by USCIS
        • Nonimmigrant Visitor Overstays – Next Focus for Administration
        • Immigration Lawyers and Advocates Sue Immigration Court in El Paso
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        • E-2 Visas Available May 1, 2019 to Israeli Citizens
        • Another Blow to Asylum Seekers: Attorney General Strips Their Eligibility for Bond
        • Proposal to Rescind H-4 Work Authorization Pending at OMB
        • DOS Offers Guidance to Derivative Beneficiaries Completing Form DS-160
        • Department of State’s “Invisible Wall”
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        • Updated Guidance on Spousal Petitions Involving Minor Spouses
        • U.S. Embassy in Caracas Suspends All Visa Services
        • Immigration Court Backlog Grows by 26 Percent
        • Update on USCIS Practice of Denying Pending Advance Parole Travel Permit for Abandonment Due to International Travel
        • New I-539 Form Must Be Used Starting on 3/11/2019
        • The “Invisible Wall”: USCIS Processing Times Now at “Crisis Level” and Policy Changes Transform Agency from Service-Oriented to Enforcement-Driven
        • News in Brief
        • Baltimore Sues Administration’s Change to “Public Charge” Evaluation Conducted by Consular Officers
        • Lawsuit Challenges Legality of USCIS Unlawful Presence Policy for Fs, Js, and Ms; Members of Congress Weigh In, Too
        • More on Employment-based Immigrant Visa Numbers
        • Trump’s Limitations on Asylum Put on Hold
        • Marijuana Use is No Laughing Matter to CBP
        • Employers Beware: ICE Workforce Investigations Surge in FY2018
        • USCIS to Eliminate Self-Scheduling InfoPass Appointments by End of September
        • USCIS Expedite Process for H-1B Filings
        • USCIS Proposes H-1B Pre-Filing Registration Process
        • CBP Reminds Travelers to Allow 72 Hours for ESTA Authorization
        • Holiday Travel: Review Your Documents Now
        • USCIS Formally Proposes New Public Benefits Rule that Will Hinder Admissibility to U.S.
        • Buyer Beware: Report Says Many USCIS Civil Surgeons Have History of Wrongdoing
        • Judge Temporarily Blocks Termination of TPS for El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Sudan
        • USCIS Formally Proposes New Public Benefits Rule that Will Hinder Admissibility to U.S.
        • USCIS Announces New Policy Guidance for Validity Period of Medical Examination
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        • USCIS Implements New Notice to Appear (NTA) Policy
        • Visa Availability for EB-1 Remains Uncertain; Pending Adjustment of Status Applicants Must Wait
        • Update on Long Pending EAD/AP Applications at the National Benefits Center
        • F-1 “Cap-Gap” Status and Work Authorization Extension Only Valid Through 9/30/2018
        • DHS Sued Over Silent Approach to Third-Party Worksite Placements for OPT
        • Morale at ICE Reaches New Low
        • Unmarried A and G Domestic Partners May No Longer Be Eligible for Visas as “Immediate Family Members”
        • Receipt of Public Benefits May Hinder Admissibility to the U.S.
        • EB-1 Retrogression and Not Likely to Become Current in October
        • New De-Naturalization Unit Investigating Previously Approved N-400 Applications
        • Significant Changes to F, J and M Visa Holders’ Maintenance of Status Now in Effect
        • USCIS Postpones Launch of New Notice to Appear Policy Due to Implementation Issues
        • USCIS Not Obligated to Issue RFEs and NOIDs in the Case of a Deficient Filing
        • Immigration Lawyers Associations File Complaint with DHS Over Coercive and Illegal Tactics
        • News in Brief
        • USCIS Sued Over Third-Party Worksite Memo
        • Judge Orders DHS and DOJ to Fix Asylum Filing Procedures to Comply with One-Year Rule
        • Government Proposing Retaliatory Restrictions on Chinese Student Visas
        • DHS Releases Its Strategy to Secure the Northern Border
        • USCIS Extends I-829 and I-751 Receipt Notice Validity Due to Increased Processing Times
        • USCIS Processing Times: What Do They Mean?
        • More on Foreign Students: Reporting Volunteer Positions During OPT
        • Overstay Report Prompts Changes to Policies Regarding Foreign Students and Unlawful Presence
        • Immigration Enforcement Measures Dominate Immigration Policy and Practice
        • News in Brief
        • Supreme Court Upholds Due Process Rights for Certain Immigrants in Removal Proceedings
        • Supreme Court Upholds Travel Ban
        • 2020 Census Will Include Citizenship Question
        • Burma Refugees
        • Immigrant Visa (DS-260) and Nonimmigrant Visa (DS-160) Applications Likely to Include More Detailed History and Social Media Information
        • DOS Guidance May Make It Harder for G-4s to Sponsor G-5 Personal Employees
        • President Reaffirms Desire to End “Catch and Release” at Border and Deploys National Guard
        • ICE Detains Pregnant Women
        • News in Brief
        • Work Authorization for H-4 Victims of Domestic Violence
        • I-9 Compliance in a New World: It’s Not Just Paperwork
        • Independence of the Immigration Courts and Due Process Under Attack
        • Supreme Court Hands Down Two Immigration Cases: Certain Deportable “Crimes of Violence” Ruled Unconstitutionally Vague; Bond Hearings Not Automatic for Prolonged Detainees
        • News in Brief
        • ICE Still Appearing at Courthouses
        • Court Holds that Administration Cannot Withhold Federal Funds, Even from Sanctuary Jurisdictions
        • OIG Reports Poor Conditions in ICE Detention Facilities
        • Consular Officers Given Greater Flexibility on Validity Period of Nonimmigrant Visas
        • CBP Sending Compliance Emails to Warn VWP Entrants of I-94 Expiration Date
        • Administration Announces Implementation of New Refugee Screening Procedures
        • Revamping Interviewing Schedule to Address Asylum Backlog
        • AG May Make New Administrative Closure Rules
        • More Updates on TPS: Syrians, El Salvadorans, and Haitians
        • DACA Lawsuit Results in Nationwide Injunction
        • Immigration Reform Updates
        • USCIS Will Accept Credit Card Payments for Most Common Petitions and Applications
        • Senate Appropriations Bill and Immigration
        • Increased Worksite Enforcement and Audits of H-1B (and L-1) Petitions
        • DOJ Plans Further Reforms to Immigration Court Proceedings
        • New Homeland Security Secretary
        • The Top 10 List: The Top Ten Threats to Immigrants, Their Employers, and Their Families in 2018
        • Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen M. Nielsen Announcement on Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador
        • News in Brief
        • USCIS No Longer Affording Deference to I-129-based NIV Extensions
        • Updates on TPS and Deferred Enforced Departure
        • Supreme Court Allows the Travel Ban to Take Effect While Litigation Continues
        • New Scrutiny of I-9 Misrepresentations
        • Where You Live Greatly Affects Ability to Find an Attorney for Immigration Court Representation
        • USCIS Delays Effective Date of International Entrepreneur Rule
        • Supreme Court to Hear Travel Ban Case in October
        • Immigration Reform Efforts
        • News in Brief
        • USCIS Reinstates Premium Processing for Certain H-1B Categories
        • DHS and DOL Increases the Cap for H-2B Visas by 15,000
        • The Fate of Our Dreamers: Will DACA Remain?
        • Experiencing Immigration in the Trump Era
        • N.J. Chief Justice Urges ICE to Add Courthouses to List of “Sensitive Locations”
        • Money and USCIS: Refund Requests and Bounced Checks
        • ICE Recalendaring Cases that Were Previously Administratively Closed, Even Non–Criminal Related
        • Enforcement-Only Bills Moving Through the House of Representatives
        • Supreme Court Holds Gender-Based Distinction for Acquisition of Citizenship Is Unconstitutional
        • Immigration Courts and Backlog
        • ICE Recalendaring Cases that Were Previously Administratively Closed, Even Non–Criminal Related
        • New Consular Questionnaire Means More Rigorous Vetting of Certain Visa Applicants
        • Department of Labor to Ramp Up Investigations of Foreign Worker Visa Programs
        • Ninth and Fourth Circuits Uphold Nationwide Preliminary Injunction on Travel Ban; Administration Seeks Supreme Court Review
        • News in Brief
        • Don’t Procrastinate: Apply for U.S. Citizenship If You Are Eligible
        • So It’s Back to Private Prisons
        • CBP Handout on Inspection of Electronic Devices
        • Rollout of Administration’s Interior Enforcement on Immigration
        • H-4 Work Authorization Under Scrutiny; Delayed Processing Anticipated for H-4 Extensions
        • Newest Executive Order Targets H-1B Program; Other H-1B News
        • Standards Broadened for Green Cards Based on National Interest Waivers
        • Parole a Possibility for New Entrepreneurs
        • Getting Stopped or Picked Up by ICE: Know Your Rights
        • Moving Through Customs
        • Important Considerations for Employers
        • More Executive Orders in the Pipeline
        • Other Key Executive Orders: Enforcement Priorities and Border Security
        • Executive Orders, Immigration Raids, Heightened Scrutiny at the Borders: A Whirlwind Month on Immigration – What’s Happened and Where We Are
        • Current Status of the Travel Ban
        • News in Brief:
        • Electronic Visa Update System Goes Into Effect for Certain Chinese Visitors
        • “Immediate Family” Definition for G, A, C-3, and NATO Dependent Visas Amended
        • Green Card Sponsorship Through Your Family’s Company? Some Relationships Are Still Too Close
        • Have You Been Subjected to Rude Conduct by CBP When Seeking Entry into the U.S.? If So, Let Us Know!
        • Significant New Rule on Employment-Based Immigration, and EADs
        • Immigrant Detention: Bond and Detainers Challenged, Private Detention Continues; Women and Children Released in Texas
        • Trump Presidency, New Administration, and Efforts Currently in Play
        • Reminder: USCIS Filing Fees Increased on 12/23/2016
      • Firm News and Announcements
        • Thank you for trusting EAH to represent you, Miatta!
        • EAH received “Best Law Firm” honors for the fifth consecutive year!
        • New Partner Announcement – Koby L. Polaski
        • Immigration Law 2019 - Representing Children, Families, and Detained Individuals.
        • 26th Edition of The Best Lawyers in America
        • David Harston to serve as panelist at the 2019 AILA Annual Conference
        • Partner Camila Palmer wins Asylum case!
        • Partner Camila Palmer to speak at the February 13th, 2019
        • Elkind Alterman Harston PC Attorneys Named 2019 5280 Top Lawyers!
        • David Harston, Named 2019 Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year” in Denver.
        • The Best Lawyers in America©
        • We are pleased to announce that Courtney Butler has joined our firm as Senior Attorney
        • Partner David Harston to speak at the Institute on Advising Nonprofit Organizations
        • SuperLawyers selects EAH lawyers as "Top Rated Immigration Attorneys in Denver, CO"
        • Part of our team at the Denver’s Immigrant Legal Services Fund Launch
        • Legal logjam in immigration court grows to more than 540,000 cases
        • Iranian couple, Syrian mother and baby stopped at DIA as protesters rallied in main terminal against new policy
        • New Partner Announcement – Camila S. Palmer
        • Law Week Colorado, 2017 Barrister’s Best – “Best Immigration Lawyer”
        • To our DACA clients...
        • Super Lawyers 2017
        • Denver, Colorado, August 31, 2016 – David Harston, Named 2017 Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year” in Denver
        • Denver, Colorado, May 23, 2016 – EAH Partner Nancy Elkind, Colorado Lawyers Committee - Outstanding Contribution Award Recipient
        • Elkind Alterman Harston PC Partners Named 2016 Top Lawyers!
        • EAH Partner, Nancy Elkind, on the dysfunction of U.S. immigration policy. Published in 2016 Colorado Super Lawyers – April 2016
        • Super Lawyers 2015
        • President Obama Announces Immigration Plan
        • Joy Athanasiou – 2014 Access Award Recipient
        • Law Week Colorado, Barrister’s Best 2014
        • EAH Immigration Welcomes New Of Counsel Attorney Joy Athanasiou
        • Joy Athanasiou on Colorado State of Mind
        • U.S. News & World Report Ranks Elkind Alterman Harston PC as Top Tier Immigration Law Firm in Colorado for Fourth Year in a Row
        • U.S. News & World Report Ranks Elkind Alterman Harston PC as Top Tier Immigration Law Firm in Colorado for Third Year in a Row
        • Colorado Supreme Court Recognizes Elkind Alterman Harston PC for Commitment to Pro Bono Representation in 2012
        • Nancy Elkind and David Harston to Speak at the 2013 American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Conference in San Francisco, California
        • EAH Immigration Welcomes New Associate Attorney Chelsea Strautman
        • EAH Partner Nancy Elkind Quoted in the Denver Business Journal Regarding Deferred Action Policy Announcement
        • EAH Immigration Honored with the 2012 Pro Bono Service Award at the Immigrant Liberty Awards
        • Nancy Elkind and David Harston Speak on I-9 Enforcement at the Colorado Bar Association
        • EAH Partner Nancy Elkind Elected Board Chair of the Colorado Lawyers Committee
        • Colorado Bar Association/Continuing Legal Education Publishes Two-Volume "Immigration Law for the Colorado Practitioner"; EAH Partners Serve as Managing Editors
        • Nancy Elkind and Philip Alterman Named as 2012 Colorado Super Lawyers
        • U.S. News & World Report Ranks Elkind Alterman Harston PC as Top Tier Immigration Law Firm in Colorado for Second Year in a Row
        • Best Lawyers Names EAH Partner Philip Alterman as the "Denver Best Lawyers Immigration Law Lawyer of the Year" for 2012
        • Nancy Elkind and David Harston to Speak at the 2012 American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Conference in Nashville, Tennessee
        • Colorado Supreme Court Recognizes Elkind Alterman Harston PC for Commitment to Pro Bono Representation in 2011
        • EAH Immigration Welcomes New Associate Attorney Camila Sosman Palmer
        • Colorado Supreme Court Recognizes Elkind Alterman Harston PC for Commitment to Pro Bono Representation in 2010
        • Nancy Elkind and Philip Alterman Named as 2011 Colorado Super Lawyers
        • Nancy Elkind and David Harston to Speak at the 2011 American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Conference in San Diego, California
        • Elkind Alterman Harston PC Named Managing Editors for Colorado Bar Association’s New Immigration Practice Manual
        • Best Lawyers Names Nancy B. Elkind of Elkind Alterman Harston PC Denver’s Immigration Lawyer of the Year for 2011
        • U.S. News & World Report Ranks Elkind Alterman Harston PC as Top Tier Immigration Law Firm in Colorado
        • Nancy Elkind and David Harston Speak at the 2010 American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Conference in National Harbor, Maryland
        • Colorado Supreme Court Recognizes Elkind Alterman Harston PC for Commitment to Pro Bono Legal Services
        • Nancy Elkind and Philip Alterman Named as 2010 Colorado Super Lawyers
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