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Openers Dear Readers:
This week we are back from the holiday season with a full issue. In addition to our regular features, we have stories on a lawsuit attempting to stop arrests during special registrations, new rules on passenger manifests and an update on the new student tracking system. We also feature a court case holding that a recent Social Security Administration policy change on issuing numbers to nonimmigrants so they can obtain a driver’s license was improperly done and therefore unenforceable.
In addition, we cover an INS policy change that will allow registered nurses to immigrate without having a license if the only reason they cannot get a license is that they do not have a Social Security number. Finally, we cover a report on the ship-jumping incident in Norfolk, Virginia last March in which four crewmembers were improperly allowed to leave their ship.
As always, we remind readers that we're lawyers who make our living representing immigration clients. We would love to discuss becoming your law firm. Just go to http://www.visalaw.com/intake.html to request an appointment or call us at 800-748-3819 or 901-682-6455.
Regards,
Amy Ballentine
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