Siskind’s Immigration Bulletin
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1. A MESSAGE FROM SISKIND, SUSSER, HAAS & CHANG
3. BUDGET DEAL RESTORES WELFARE BENEFITS TO SOME IMMIGRANTS
4. STATE DEPARTMENT REPORT ON PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS AROUND THE WORLD MAY BOLSTER ASYLUM CLAIMS
5. ALIEN SMUGGLING AND IMMIGRANT EXTORTION BROUGHT TO LIGHT IN DEAF MEXICANS CASE
6. H-1B VISAS LIKELY TO RUN OUT BY END OF AUGUST 1997
7. AUGUST 1997 STATE DEPARTMENT VISA NUMBERS
9. IMMIGRATION AND THE INTERNET: LAW LIBRARY PUBLISHER WEB SITES
10. CONSULAR FOCUS: DUBLIN, IRELAND
11. VISA SPOTLIGHT: “A” VISAS FOR DIPLOMATIC AND GOVERNMENT WORKERS
12. INS ISSUES RULE CONFERRING EQUAL TREATMENT OF MOTHERS IN CONFERRING CITIZENSHIP TO CHILDREN
13. CLINTON ADMINISTRATION ACTS TO BLOCK COURT DECISION ON NEW LAW DEPORTATION RELIEF
14. INS SEEKS APPROVAL FOR FORMS
15. STATE DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTS CONSULATES ON HANDLING GREEN CARD PROCESSING AFTER COUNTRY EVACUATIONS
17. INS COMMENTS ON NEED FOR NEW VISA STAMP WHEN NONIMMIGRANT VISA HOLDERS CHANGE JOBS
18. INS HEADQUARTERS WARNS LOCAL OFFICE OF NEED TO QUICKLY COMPLETE DV-97 LOTTERY VISA PROCESSING
19. STATE DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTS POSTS TO PROVIDE REASONS FOR VISA DENIALS IN WRITING
20. STATE DEPARTMENT PROVIDES GUIDANCE ON HANDLING ZAIRIAN/CONGOLESE CASES
21. UPDATE ON NEW AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT SYSTEM
22. INS ADVISES ON CASES WHERE ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS APPLICANTS TURN 21 WHILE APPLICATION PENDING
23. ASYLUM APPROVED IN FORCED ABORTION AND STERILIZATION CASE
24. INS DROPS FINGERPRINT REQUIREMENT FOR SOME CHILDREN APPLYING FOR NATURALIZATION
25. FEDERAL COURT REJECTS MAYOR GIULIANI’S CHALLENGE TO IMMIGRANT WELFARE CUTS
26. GUATELMALAN GOVERNMENT PROTESTS US SHACKLING OF DEPORTED ALIENS
27. INS TO ISSUE NEW HIGH-TECH BORDER CROSSING CARDS
28. RWANDANS GET ANOTHER SIX MONTHS OF TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS
29. INS ISSUES NEW RULE COVERING ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS
30. FIRST DV-98 WINNERS ANNOUNCED
31. INS SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON RETULATING MAIL-ORDER BRIDE BUSINESS
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