Greg Siskind’s Blog on ILW.com

• Could Lack of H-1B Visas Topple New York ’s Status as Global Leader?
• Foreign EB-5 Investors Injecting Life in to Troubled Real Estate Industry
• Arizona Principal Fights for Her Students
• County Can’t Use RICO to Sue Employers for Hiring Illegally Present Workers
• Yes, We Have no Tomatoes to Sell
• Karen Weinstock’s H-1B Book is Published
• Happy Ending in Virginia Tuition Case
• Iraqi Translator Denied Green Card Based on Kurdish Party Membership
• Sanctuary Cities for Criminals
• Wall Street Journal: More Visas, More Jobs
• USCIS to Conduct Naturalization Interviews on Nights and Weekends
• Summary of Proposed No-Match Rule
• Times Reports on USCIS "Sex for Green Cards" Scandal
• My H-1B Cap FAQ
• Breaking News: State Department Confirms Illegal Search of Obama Passport File
• Senators Demand Answers on Naturalization Delays
• Another H-1B Bill Introduced
• USCIS Announces Key H-1B Cap Process

The SSB Employer Immigration Compliance Blog

• South Carolina Bill Criticized for not Being Harsh Enough
• Long Island Employer Sanctions Bill Tabled
• Indiana Bill Defeated
• Massachusetts Republican Introduces Employer Sanctions Bill
• Idaho Employer Sanctions Bill Defeated
• Tennessee Considers Bill to Make It Crime to Work Illegally
• County Can’t Use RICO to Sue Employers for Hiring Illegally Present Workers
• No-Match Economic Impact Analysis Released
• Kansas Likely to Vote on Employer Sanctions Bill this Week
• OSC Confirms It Will Not Pursue Companies for Discrimination That Comply with No-Match Rule
• Employer Sanctions Bill Not Likely to Pass in Kentucky
• Reminder: New DHS Employer Sanctions Fines Go Into Effect This Week
• Union Sues Company for Suppressing Wages by Hiring Illegal Workers
• Barbour Signs Mississippi Sanctions Bill into Law
• Utah Governor Signs Employer Sanctions Law
• Nebraska Employer Sanctions Bill Advances
• Alabama Senate Committee Holds Hearings on Sanctions Bill

Visalaw International Blog

• Canada : Nova Scotia Immigration Program Failed Applicants
• Canada : Immigration Quotas Coming Too Soon?
• Van der Elst Visa
• HR Professionals Face Difficulties in Hiring
• Canada : Federal Budget Highlights on Immigration and Border Security
• Switzerland Wants to Open the Door – But It’s Still Hard to Squeeze in
• Canada : Poland to Gain Visa Exemption
• Nazi War Criminal Finally Deported from Canada
• Bloomberg Publishes Greg Siskind’s Article on Physician Immigration
• South Africa ’s Immigration System Under Attack

Visalaw Health Blog

• Boston Globe Reports on Impact of Foreign Healthcare Workers
• More Medical Students from Both US and Abroad Match for Residency Slots
• DC Program Links Immigrants to Translators Who Can Help with Health Care Needs
• Will Michigan Drivers License Law Drive Out Doctors?
• Physician Facing Deportation after Asylum Denied
• Filipino Nurses at Center of Controversy
• Las Vegas Sun Follows Up on J-1 MD Exploitation Series
• Arizona Hospitals Protest Birth Certificate Proposal
• Report: Undocumented Latinos Access Health Care Less than the Native Born
• More Links to Las Vegas Sun J-1 Physician Abuse Stories
• Nurse Immigration Measure Included in Senate Budget Bill

Visalaw Fashion, Sports, & Entertainment

• New York Times: Soccer’s Immigrant History Explored
• Immigration Crackdown Quiets Soccer Fields in DC Suburbs
• British Author Horsley Denied Entry into US
• Cuban Soccer Players Defect
• Dominican Baseball Players Barred from US for Role in Marriage Fraud Scheme
• Twin’s Lariano Gets Visa
• H-2B Crisis Hits Sports and Entertainment Companies

The Visalaw.com Blog

• Karen Weinstock’s H-1B Book is Published
• SSB Headquarters Wins Architecture Award
• Greg Siskind’s Slides from TBA Legal Tech 2008

Tech Notes - The Immigration Lawyer Blog

• ABA Techshow Preview
• The World of the Future: 1999
• How to Dispose of an Old Cell Phone
• Voltaic Backpack: Your Bag Becomes Your Power Source
• AMLAW Technology Marketing Slides