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Siskind's Immigration Bulletin
November 22, 2011

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1. Openers

2. ABCs of Immigration Law: L-1 Intracompany Transfer Visas

3. AskVisalaw.com

4. Border and Enforcement News

- Vermont Bans State Police from Asking About Legal Status

5. News from the Courts

- Federal Court Dismisses Arizona Countersuit Over Illegal Immigration

- Justice Dept. Sues over SC’s New Immigration Law

- Appeals Court to Hear GA Immigration Law Arguments Next Year

- Infosys’ H-1B Visa Misuse: U.S. Court Denies Arbitration in Case

- Govt. Asks Supreme Court to Stay Out of Arizona Immigration Case

6. News Bytes

- Immigration group warns Romney on Lamar Smith Endorsement

- Thousands of Families Split by U.S. Immigration Efforts

- ACIP Commends USCIS Action on L-1 Visa Application Process

- Alabama to DOJ: Show Legal Authority for Enrollment Request

- Perry Endorses Work Visas for Illegally Present Immigrants

- DHS Extends Temporary Protected Status for Honduras and Nicaragua

- Education Secretary Praises Push to Help Immigrant Students

- Alabama Governor Open to Immigration Law Changes

- Survey Says Arizonans Would Favor Path to Citizenship

- Birmingham School Board to Oppose Immigration Law

- USCIS Invites Comments on a Draft Memorandum on the EB-5 Program

- U.S. Limits Troubled Visa Program

- Obama Condemns Alabama Immigration Law

- Half as Many Entrants Play Green-Card Lottery

- Arizona Upset Winner Calls for a Kinder, Gentler Tone on Immigration

7. Washington Watch
- Republican Bill Would Allow Border Patrol to Ignore Environmental Laws

- Judiciary Chairman Threatens to Subpoena DHS Over Deportations

8. Notes From the Visalaw.com Blogs

9. State Department Visa Bulletin: December 2011

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