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Litigation Update

Posted on June 27, 2011

We will have some litigation news for you later this week. Please watch this space…

Tags:Department of StateDV-2012Green Card LotteryUncategorized

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“After you arrived as a visitor to the US in the year [____], how long did it take for you to find a job?” The 90 Day Rule and 212(a)(6)(C)(i) Blues.

Published on 13.10.2025

Trump Bluster Meets The Law: “Just Because…” Is Not A Reason To Deny A Visa.

Published on 24.09.2025

Sham Divorces: Shortcut or Legal Minefield in Family-Based Immigration?

Published on 14.08.2025

Case Studies

In a case in which a drug trafficking allegation (Section 212(a)(2)(C)(i)) was involved, we undertook a Freedom of Information Act request for O with the Drug and Enforcement Administration. DEA acknowledged that it had records on O, but claimed that release of the records was exempt from disclosure under FOIA exemptions and therefore would not turn over any records. We appealed that DEA FOIA decision, arguing in favor of the presumption of openness; DEA’s obligation to “segregate” the disclosable records from the exempted ones; and that in a similar request, DEA disclosed materials. The DEA FOIA branch agreed and remanded our request for further processing. Soon thereafter, DEA released responsive records.

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