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Termination of Employment from an Immigration Perspective: Consequences for Not Perfecting a Bona Fide Termination
Ending an employment relationship is never easy.

Democrats and Republicans are pushing a House bill that encourages more Indians and Chinese to take U.S. white-collar careers at Fortune 500 firms.

The US work visa is the most sought after among techies and other skilled or unskilled workers, but they are left on borrowed time to find new jobs after being laid off.

Its is right to raise an eyebrow at businesses claiming to be so unable to find American workers that they have to import a significant portion of their workforce.

Welcome to our 6th edition of The Academic Advisor - our e-newsletter focused on education law insights. In this issue, we look at a variety of topics, including a recent federal court...

Democrats and Republicans are pushing a House bill that encourages more Indians and Chinese to take U.S. white-collar careers at Fortune 500 firms.

Democrats and Republicans are pushing a House bill that encourages more Indians and Chinese to take U.S. white-collar careers at Fortune 500 firms.

Vietnam maintains as the second leading country of origin for international students studying at US community colleges.

The Trump administration has tightened restrictions and sent signals that students from abroad are not welcome, writes University of Maryland, Baltimore County's David L. Di Maria. But there's a dire economic impact to that trend.

The 2024 H1B fiscal year registration window is approaching. The H 1B is a widely utilized nonimmigrant classification for foreign born individuals who have been offered employment in the US in professional fields such as computer science, engineering, accounting, and medicine.