AILA Public Statements, Press Releases

U.S. Court of Appeals Damages Lower Courts’ Power to Hold Executive Branch Accountable for Refusing to Issue Diversity Visas

6/26/24 AILA Doc. No. 24062603. Consular Processing

AILA, JAC, and ILL respond to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia’s reversal of the lower court’s order in Gomez v. Biden (first known as Gomez v. Trump). Class counsel is evaluating possible next steps and will be in touch with class members shortly.

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Cite as AILA Doc. No. 24062603.

AILA Public Statements, Press Releases

11/8/24

AILA Public Statements, Press Releases

11/6/24

AILA Public Statements, Press Releases

10/17/24

U.S. Court of Appeals Damages Lower Courts’ Power to Hold Executive Branch Accountable for Refusing to Issue Diversity Visas

Advanced L-1 Strategies: “Multinational Managers, Executives, and Specialists, Oh My!”

Best Practices for Successful Employment-Based AOS Interviews: Stories from the Field (Offices)

Electronic Filing for Family and Humanitarian-Based Cases: “Why Should I Embrace myUSCIS?”

AILA: “Keeping Families Together” Program Derailed by Court

AILA: We Will Continue to Serve Our Members and Our Nation

AILA Executive Director Welcomes Administration’s Moves to Protect Lebanese Nationals