Woo Woo Working Women: An Interview with Tahmina Watson
It is an honored to be interviewed by Michelle Bogorad, founder of Woo Woo Working Women. Michelle has a wonderful definition of Woo Woo Working Women on her website. I[…]
January 2021 Visa Bulletin Commentary
The January 2021 Visa Bulletin was released last week shortly before Christmas. No major changes to note for the upcoming month except that USCIS has indicated that the Final Action Dates chart is[…]
Legal Heroes Book Celebration- Do Not Miss It! January 9th at 11am PST
Legal Heroes Book Celebration will be held via zoom on January 9th at 11am PST/ 7pm GMT. Please join us to hear about the making of the book, the stories[…]
Happy Holidays from All of Us at Watson Immigration Law!
It’s been a challenging year, no doubt. But at least we are still standing! Thank you to all our clients, colleagues and friends for supporting us throughout this unprecedented year.[…]
Legal Heroes- Podcast Series to Accompany the Book! – Guest- Fiona McEntee
We are excited to release the next interview in the podcast series ‘Legal Heroes in the Trump Era” on our popular podcast Tahmina Talks Immigration! It is this series that led[…]
Join Legal Heroes Book Celebration! January 9th at 11am PST/ 7pm GMT
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First Time DACA Applications Will Be Accepted
The Dept. of Homeland Security updated their website yesterday announcing that USCIS will start accepting initial DACA applications pursuant to the recent court order. The notice is copied below and[…]
Legal Heroes- Podcast Series to Accompany the Book! – Guest- Shelly Garzon
We are excited to release the next interview in the podcast series ‘Legal Heroes in the Trump Era” on our popular podcast Tahmina Talks Immigration! It is this series that led[…]
Ninth Circuit Upholds Partial Injunctions on USCIS Public Charge Rule
The seemingly never-ending public charge saga continues, with the pendulum swinging the other direction. Public charge is now “off” again, at least in the states of CA, DC, ME, OR,[…]
BREAKING: District Court Sets Aside DHS and DOL H-1B Wage Rules
A collective sigh of relief from the immigration law community, particularly business immigration practitioners, as a California U.S. District Court judge slapped down both the DHS H-1B rule and the[…]