Posts from January 2026.

The H-1B visa classification was established as a nonimmigrant, temporary worker program to aid U.S. employers unable to fill highly specialized positions (those requiring a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent).  The regulations were designed to protect U.S. as well as H-1B employees by implementing procedures to ensure wages and duties are nondiscriminatory. These regulations include U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) certification that the position being offered to a foreign national meets the established prevailing wage through a Labor Condition Application or “LCA.” ...

Posted in: Immigration

The immigration landscape has changed considerably since President Trump re-took office in January 2025, and with the recent expansion of travel restrictions and an immigration benefit pause as well as the partial suspension of immigrant visa issuance, it appears 2026 will be no different. 

Expanded Travel Ban and Immigration Benefit Suspension

In June 2025, the administration announced entry restrictions for nationals of certain countries, including a full travel ban for nationals  of 12 countries and a partial ban for nationals of seven more.  In December 2025, U.S. Citizenship ...

Posted in: Immigration
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