Expert analysis on immigration law, enforcement trends, and what they mean for individuals, families, and employers.
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Founding Partner Wynne Kelly on last week's enforcement surge in southwest Kansas, what ICE can and cannot do, and the steps every employer should take now.
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D.V.D. v. Department of Homeland Security holds the third-country removal policy unlawful, and rests that holding on the immigration statute rather than the Constitution.
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Rishi Ramdial closes the door on cancellation of removal for a Florida sudden-snatching conviction.
Read more →Navarro Cerritos saves a petition that Riley made late, then reverses the Board on the social group question.
Read more →Pasqual-Andres v. Attorney General holds that a complaint to EOIR, not only a state bar complaint, can satisfy Matter of Lozada.
Read more →Guerrero Orellana v. Moniz makes seven circuits holding that mandatory detention under § 1225(b)(2)(A) stops at the border.
Read more →When court interpreters get it wrong, credibility findings and immigration cases pay the price.
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Federal funding cuts have gutted legal representation for unaccompanied immigrant children, unraveling a bipartisan safeguard that has stood for decades.
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Founding Partner Wynne Kelly shares reflections from CLINIC's 2026 Convening panel on removal defense, pretermission, and appellate strategy.
Read more →After Riley v. Bondi, reinstatement cases demand an early petition; equitable tolling saved those who relied on old law.
Read more →A cancellation case out of Nebraska ends on exhaustion, not the merits.
Read more →A presumption of prejudice attaches when a lawyer's silence costs the client the appeal window.
Read more →A week with the families ICE calls "Other Immigration Violators"
Read more →A former Assistant Chief Immigration Judge on the Fort Snelling Immigration Court's 2026 asylum grant rate
Read more →Matter of V-A-B- and the ongoing failure to protect women under U.S. asylum law
Read more →By Wynne Kelly, Founding Partner, Emeriti.Law PLLC, www.emeriti.law
Read more →A Tenth Circuit ruling makes clear: immigration consequences must be analyzed before — not after — a guilty plea is entered.
Read more →The dismantling of EOIR's Judicial Conduct and Professionalism Unit
Read more →Three critical lessons from Minnesota's worksite enforcement surge
Read more →A former Assistant Chief Immigration Judge explains why ICE's administrative warrant is not signed by any judge
Read more →DHS Alternative Procedure for E-Verify and the March 31 re-inspection deadline
Read more →Unprecedented removals, detained dockets, and the limits of judicial review
Read more →139 judges removed — what that means for respondents and counsel
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