FY 2027 H-1B Cap Season Preparation, ICE Home Enforcement Rights & Key Immigration Updates (February 2026 Newsletter)

The FY 2027 H-1B cap season is quickly approaching, with electronic registration expected to open in early March 2026. Employers should begin preparing now by confirming job details, wage levels, beneficiary information, and budgeting for the new $215 registration fee per applicant.

This month’s newsletter also highlights important “Know...

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H-1B Holders With a DUI: Challenges When Entering Canada

Many professionals working in the United States on H-1B status travel to Canada for business meetings, conferences, short assignments, or personal reasons. However, an old or recent DUI can create unexpected immigration problems at the Canadian border—even if the incident did not affect U.S. immigration status.

Understanding how Canada views DUI...

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EB-5 in 2026: A Permanent Residence Option for Entrepreneurs, Executives, and International Students

As employment-based immigration pathways become increasingly complex, many foreign nationals are reassessing how to secure long-term status in the United States. One option that continues to draw interest is the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, which provides a path to permanent residence through investment and job creation.

For certain entrepreneurs,...

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H-1B Planning and International Travel Considerations for 2026: What Employers and Foreign Nationals Should Watch

As employers and foreign nationals prepare for upcoming immigration cycles, 2026 is shaping up to be a year that requires more planning, caution, and coordination—particularly for those relying on the H-1B visa program and international travel.

Recent policy developments, adjudication trends, and global conditions suggest that both H-1B strategy...

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ICE Home Entries and Administrative Warrants: What Immigrants and Families Should Understand

Recent reports have raised serious questions about the authority Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers may be asserting when conducting home enforcement actions. In particular, concerns have emerged about ICE relying on administrative warrants, rather than warrants signed by a judge, when attempting to enter private residences.

This issue...

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DOL Launches “Project Firewall”: What H-1B Employers Need to Know

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD) has launched Project Firewall, a new enforcement initiative focused on strengthening compliance with the H-1B visa program and protecting U.S. workers from improper displacement.

Project Firewall is designed to hold employers accountable for misuse of the H-1B program and...

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Temporary Resident Permits (TRPs): A Short-Term Solution for Canada Inadmissibility

For individuals who are inadmissible to Canada due to criminal history or other issues, a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) may allow entry for a specific purpose and limited period of time.

A TRP does not erase inadmissibility, but it can provide temporary access when there is a valid reason...

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Canadian Citizenship by Descent: Understanding the Rules and Recent Changes

Canadian citizenship by descent allows certain individuals born or adopted outside Canada to claim citizenship through a Canadian parent. While this pathway has existed for decades, the rules are complex and have changed over time.

Understanding eligibility requires careful review of family history and applicable laws.

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