Feds Say ICE's Data Leak Was Error, Urge Suit's Dismissal
Advocates Say Feds Owe ICE Data Breach Victims A Break
Migrants Lack Rights After ICE Data Breach, Court Told
Asylum-Seekers Want Proof ICE Data Leak Was 'Inadvertent'
ICE Says Court Can't Give Removal Relief in Data Breach Row
ICE Fights Bid To Certify Asylum-Seekers Class Lawsuit
Exposed Asylum Seekers Say ICE Again Violated Privacy
March 21, 2023
Asylum seekers whose information was exposed on the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement website have slammed the Biden administration for questioning their credibility, saying Tuesday that the administration again violated their privacy by disclosing some of their alleged past criminal convictions.
New Proposed Rule Restricts Asylum Access Into The U.S.
February 23, 2023
In regard to the Biden Appeals, Morrison argues that while thousands of Diversity Visas selectees have a legal path to immigrate to the United States, the Biden administration is using the appellate process to extinguish their immigration journeys.
From College Station to Karachi, visa purgatory has these newlyweds doing extra long distance
February 14, 2023
ICE releases thousands of migrants affected by data breach
January 19, 2023
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have released nearly 3,000 immigrants whose personal information, including birthdates and detention locations, was inadvertently posted online by the government, according to U.S. officials.
Couples Seek Block on Policy Prioritizing Nonimmigrant Visa
African diversity-visa winners sue the Biden Administration
August 5, 2022
African diversity-visa lottery winners want to know why they’re not getting their visas. The State Department says Congress hasn’t required them to issue all available visas.
UAO v Biden article
June 13, 2022
On Sunday, attorneys for Chicago-based United Africa Organization and 4,663 Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery applicants filed a motion for preliminary injunction against the Biden Administration in the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
Families affected by Trump ‘Muslim ban’ say process stalled
February 5, 2021
The 30-year-old father of three had a lot at stake: he has been separated from his wife for five years due to former President Donald Trump’s so-called “Muslim ban” on citizens from several Muslim-majority countries, including Yemen, where she is waiting.
Judge's order leaves many visa lottery winners out of luck
Judge's order leaves many visa lottery winners out of luck
September 30, 2020