Ganesh Setty

A legal advocacy nonprofit accused the Trump administration in Washington, D.C., federal court Thursday of failing to provide information on the extent that taxpayer dollars were used to "fund propaganda while thwarting legitimate journalism" over its immigration enforcement efforts.

The Immigration and Nationality Act generally limits noncitizens in immigration proceedings to only one motion to reopen a case, the Board of Immigration Appeals ruled, adding that statutory restriction cannot be equitably tolled, either.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security released an interim final rule Monday enabling U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to mandate electronic filing of some immigration forms, which USCIS said would provide "substantial cost savings and greater efficiency."

The federal government must deposit $629 million earned from settled bank fraud and sanctions violation charges against a tobacco company into a fund supporting victims of state-sponsored terror, the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday, favoring two victims of terror attacks in Lebanon.

The Board of Immigration Appeals erred in denying a Guatemalan national's bid to reopen his case due to ineffective counsel, the Eleventh Circuit has ruled, finding the man did not have to specifically file a complaint with the relevant state bar.

Judge Backs Magistrate Judge's Order On 3rd-Party NIL Deals

A California federal judge said she won't reverse a magistrate's decision rejecting a bid by college athletes seeking to limit oversight of third-party name, image and likeness deals under their landmark $2.78 billion class settlement with the NCAA.

Interior Dept. Floats Arctic Drilling Rule Changes

The First Circuit urged a Massachusetts federal district court to promptly adjudicate the Trump administration's bid to dissolve an administrative stay delaying its revocation of temporary protected status for Somalia, noting there's a new administrative stay replacing the one on appeal.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission constitutes a Pennsylvania citizen, the Third Circuit ruled Friday in a land title dispute between the commission and a trust, rejecting the commission's "Hail Mary" change in position that it's instead an "arm" of Pennsylvania, which would erase the court's diversity jurisdiction.