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Trump Administration Proposes Changes to International Student Visas

September 30, 2020
Cambridge Immigration Law

The Trump Administration has proposed changes to the international student visas. A summary of the proposal has been prepared by Penn State Law and is available here: https://pennstatelaw.psu.edu/sites/default/files/documents/pdfs/Immigrants/FJISummary9-27.pdf At this point, these rules have not been approved. People in the US on student visas continue to be governed by current rules. Read More

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Trump administration, international student visa

DACA Defended! What happens now?

June 19, 2020
Cambridge Immigration Law

The US Supreme Court recently ruled that the Trump administration did not properly end the DACA program. This is good and bad news. First the good news: the Trump administration's efforts to end the DACA program still have not been successful. Now the bad news: The US Supreme Court's decision essentially gives the Trump administration general instructions about what the administration would need to do to properly end Read More

Filed Under: Firm Updates, Uncategorized Tagged With: DACA, Trump administration

Heartbreaking Deportation of Connecticut Mother

July 18, 2017
Cambridge Immigration Law

The Trump Administration continues its senseless and arbitrary deportations of longtime members of our communities, of people who have contributed to our neighborhoods, our schools, our restaurants, our shops, and our diversity. The administration forgets, or likely refuses to admit, that our economy and our culture depends on people who are willing to work hard at jobs that are difficult or impossible to Read More

Filed Under: Uncategorized, News Tagged With: deportation, Trump administration, US workers

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