ICE to Expedite Deportation of Immigrants Recently Arrived Across U.S.-Mexico Border
The order could see the deportation of up to 80,000 undocumented immigrants.
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Sharia Law and the UAE: What You Need to Know
As the UAE is home to more than 200 nationalities, the legal system in the UAE must try to accommodate a diverse population.
Federal Judge Scraps Gov. Abbott’s Ban on School Mask Mandates
The judge found that Abbott’s executive order violates the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Michigan’s Drivers Will Receive Refund Checks
Michigan Motor vehicle owners who carry insurance can expected to be reimbursed for high rates.
Sexual Harassment Has Been prevalent in the Workplace for Decades
Sexual harassment is usually remedied in a civil action, but sexual assault, where unwanted sexual contact using force, coercion, or incapacitation occurs is a criminal offense.
SCOTUS Interprets TPS and “Lawful Admission” in Sanchez v. Mayorkas
The process of adjusting status in the United States is very complex, requiring the careful analysis and attention of an experienced and skilled immigration attorney.
What is Sexual Orientation Discrimination in Oregon?
Oregon offers employees greater protection compared to federal law, and specific sexual orientations are considered protected classes.
Phthalates, a Harmful Chemical, is Found in Fast-food, Researchers Say
Some fast-food contains a chemical that appears to be harmful when ingested.
SCOTUS Decided Pereira v. Wilkinson, Involving Ambiguous Conviction & a Removal Order
Due to the ambiguity in the record regarding the basis for Mr. Pereida’s conviction and his unwillingness to offer any competing evidence of his own, it was concluded that he failed the burden of proof.
Flint’s Treasure: How to Legalize Gold Mining?
A potential gold miner should have enough money to travel to and from the region, be prepared for physical difficulties, have a car capable of traveling on the most difficult and steep roads, and not be discouraged by repeated disappointments.