On Sept. 24, 2026, Agnes Rudinsky and Seth Entin will discuss tax, immigration, and wealth planning considerations for individuals and families relocating between Canada and the United States.
Webinar | I-9 Enforcement in 2026: The Audit Surge and How Employers Can Protect Themselves and Respond to an ICE I-9 Audit
During myLawCLE’s webinar, Greenberg Traurig shareholders Kate Kalmykov and Cole Heyer will present Preparing for an ICE Inspection: I-9 Self-Audits and Attorney-Client Privilege on Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 2:30 –
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State Department Updates Diversity, Immigrant Visa Processing Following Federal Court Decisions
Recent federal court decisions have led the State Department to resume case-specific adjudication of certain immigrant visa and Diversity Visa applications.
September 2026 Visa Bulletin: EB-5 Unreserved Visa Numbers Remain Unavailable for India
The September 2026 Visa Bulletin indicates that EB-5 unreserved visa numbers remain unavailable for India while all EB-5 set-aside categories remain current.
How the DOJ’s National Fraud Detection Center May Impact Business Immigration
DOJ’s new National Fraud Detection Center may heighten cross-agency scrutiny of business immigration filings and employer compliance data.
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TPS Work Authorization Update: How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Shortens 540-Day EAD Extensions
Recent legislative, regulatory, and litigation developments have affected TPS-related employment authorization, including changes to EAD validity periods and automatic extensions.
State Department Pauses Immigrant Visa Interviews Worldwide as Consular Officers Undergo New Public Charge Training
The Trump administration has directed U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide to temporarily pause and reschedule immigrant visa interviews while consular officers undergo mandatory training on enhanced screening procedures, including the public charge ground of inadmissibility.
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Federal Court Suspends State Department’s Immigrant Visa Ban Affecting 75 Countries
On Aug. 21, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York issued a decision in Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC), et al. v. Rubio, striking down a Department of State policy that suspended immigrant visa issuance to nationals of 75 countries based on generalized public charge concerns and vacated the policy.
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Immigration Insights Episode 31 | Evolving TPS Policy: Staying Compliant in a Changing Landscape
In this episode of Greenberg Traurig’s Immigration Insights Podcast, Kate Kalmykov and Cole Heyer discuss recent developments affecting Temporary Protected Status and the resulting considerations for employers and foreign nationals.
A Second Visa Bond, Aimed at Immigrants: DOS Launches a Public Charge Bond Pilot Beginning in the Dominican Republic
On Aug. 5, 2026, DOS announced the Immigrant Visa Public Charge Bond Pilot Program, which allows consular officers to invite certain immigrant visa applicants found inadmissible on public charge grounds to post a bond as a condition of visa issuance.
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