Vartelas v. Holder, 566 U.S. 257 (2012): A Landmark Decision on Retroactive Immigration Law In the annals of U.S. immigration law, the case of Vartelas v. Holder, 566 U.S. 257 (2012) stands out as a crucial decision regarding the retroactive application of immigration statutes. This case involved Panagis Vartelas, a lawful permanent resident of the […]
In a notable turn of events, lottery bids for highly educated worker visas in the United States have experienced a sharp decline of nearly 40% this year. This downturn, announced by authorities, signifies a significant step towards curbing fraudulent practices and abuses within the system. Current Lottery Major technology corporations reliant on H-1B visas spearheaded […]
Introduction: Canada’s economic landscape is often shaped by the policies outlined in its federal budget. The recently unveiled Federal Budget of 2024 has sparked discussions across the nation, particularly due to its proposed changes in taxation. Among the key highlights is the hike in taxes on both companies and individuals earning above a certain threshold. […]
In a recent story, Mexican workers have allegedly been exploited by automotive manufacturing plants. LeGrange auto and Calhoun Flooring are being accused of exploiting Mexican engineers. The accusation is that the manufacturers hired Mexican workers under false pretenses. The claim further states that the companies hired highly educated Mexican workers under TN Visas only to […]