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Siskind's Immigration Bulletin
April 30, 2012

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1. Openers

2. ABCs of Immigration Law: The H-1B Cap

3. AskVisalaw.com

4. Border and Enforcement News

- DHS Expanding Deportation Reviews to 4 More Cities

- Immigration Officials Arrest More than 3,100

5. News from the Courts

- SCOTUS Rejects Retroactive Application of Immigration Law Provision

- Federal Court Upholds Border Roadblock 25 Miles from Border

6. News Bytes

- Hawaii Version of DREAM Act Advances

- DHS Estimates an Unchanged 11.5 Million Illegally Present Immigrants

- Immigration Reform Heavily Favored in Survey

- Visa Processing Fees Change

- Obama’s Uncle May Still Be Deported

- Noncitizens Sue over U.S. Gay Marriage Ban

- Alabama’s House Approves Immigration Law Changes

- Conservative Pearce Says Romney’s “policy is identical to mine”

- 22,000 H-1B Applications Filed in First Four Days

- Immigration Reform Divides Mississippi’s Top Leaders

- Court Disbars Omaha-Area Attorney

7. Washington Watch

- House Backs Bill for Israeli Investors

- Senator Presses DOJ on “Potentially Misleading” Statement in Case

8. Notes From the Visalaw.com Blogs

9. State Department Visa Bulletin: May 2012

10. H-1B Cap Watch

11. Siskind Susser Explains USCIS' Proposed Rule for Waivers

12. Supreme Court Reviews Controversial Arizona Police Stop Law

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