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Federal Court Strikes Down 75-Country Immigrant Visa Ban in Case Brought by Colombo & Hurd and Coalition Partners

U.S. Justice Department and SEC Take Action to Strengthen Protections for EB-5 Investors

Americorps provides funding for Representation of Children in Immigration Court

Attorney Carlos Colombo Discusses EB-5 Visas

President Obama Likely to Exercise Executive Power to Help Immigrants in Wake of Congressional Inaction

President Obama Reaffirms His Commitment to Immigration Reform

New Bill Proposed to Help Immigrant Children attain Legal Aid

Pentagon Plan to Allow Dreamers to Enlist in the Military Postponed at White House Request

Young Undocumented Immigrants May Renew Shield Against Deportation

Florida Legislators Approve In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students

Discounted Tuition to be Offered to Children of Undocumented Immigrants

Factors Influencing EB-5 Visa Filing Timing

Obama Dream Act Reform: Devil in the Details

In Defense of the Obama Administration’s Record on Immigration

Obama Administration’s Change in Immigration Policy

Rusten Hurd pushes for E-2 Visa Reform on Fox News

Senate Fails To Pass Dream Act

Obama Administration Must Stop Confusing Immigrants with Criminals

US Enacts Legal Status for All Haitians

Haiti Earthquake Reinforces Immediate Need for Temporary Protected Status

H-1B Cap Begins to Close