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Immigration Courts & Proceedings
EOIR dockets, relief claims, representation, and appeal outcomes (BIA).
- Vahidin Munjic interrogated in POSKOK as Part of the “Spengavanje” Affair
Vahidin Munjić, the former acting director of the Federal Police Administration (FUP), was questioned today as a suspect in the “Spengavanje” case, according to a statement from the Special Department of the Federation of BiH Prosecutor’s…
- SIPA conducts the “BIG” Operation in Sarajevo
Police officers from the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) launched an operational action codenamed “BIG” in the Sarajevo area this morning, involving searches at six locations. According to a statement from SIPA, the…
- Green Card Holder Gets CBP ‘Verbal Warning’ At Miami Airport
A recent incident at Miami International Airport highlights how routine entry for U.S. green card holders can escalate into scrutiny, secondary checks and informal warnings. A recent incident at Miami International Airport in which a U.S…
- Webinar Highlights Basis and Limits of Tribal Sovereignty
Robison and Weiner recommended several resources for people seeking to more fully understand Tribal sovereignty: Understanding Tribal Sovereignty: Federal Indian Law and Self-Governance by Donald L. Fixico Trust Further Undermined: The…
- NM attorney dedicates decades to missing and murdered Indigenous people
Attorney Darlene Gomez has spent over 25 years advocating for families of missing and murdered Indigenous people, driven by personal loss and a commitment to justice. Darlene Gomez, a New Mexico attorney, has spent nearly 26 years fighting…
- Federal crime initiative advances cases tied to Northern Nevada tribal communities
A federal effort to bring answers to families affected by violent crime in tribal communities is producing results, including progress in a case involving the 2022 killing of a Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe member on the Reno-Sparks Indian…
- Stitt Celebrates Court Victory Over Tribal Environmental Challenge | NewsRadio 1000 KTOK
Governor Kevin Stitt is celebrating a recent court ruling that grants Oklahoma control over environmental law enforcement, even on tribal lands. The 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals rejected an appeal from the Pawnee Nation, which sought…
- Centre Targets December Launch for Public InvIT 2.0, NHAI and Two Other PSUs to Offer Infrastructure Assets
Home » News » Centre Targets December Launch for Public InvIT 2.0, NHAI and Two Other PSUs to Offer Infrastructure Assets New Delhi: The Centre is likely to launch the second phase of its Public Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT)…
- How Leading Immigration Lawyers Are Adapting to New OMARA Rules — 5 Practices Setting the Standard in 2026
Australia's migration advice sector is facing tighter regulatory expectations in 2026, with visa applicants urged to verify registration, request detailed costs agreements and assess lawyers' experience with complex matters.
- Attorney General: 'No time frame' for completion of investigation into Oswego incident
New York Attorney General Letitia James acknowledged her office’s investigation of the city of Oswego’s handling of a federal immigration enforcement case in an interview with WRVO Public Media. James said she “can’t give you a time frame”…
- Statement from Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Billy Kirkland on strengthening the BIA Missing and Murdered Unit
Indian Affairs in the Department of the Interior encompasses the Office of the Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs(ASIA), the Bureau of Indian Affairs(BIA) and the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE). Through its bureaus, offices and programs…
- 'Indian Country is suffering': BIA whistleblowers warn of staff shortage, case backlog in MMIP crisis
Two Bureau of Indian Affairs employees speak out after an inspector general audit exposes severe understaffing and case backlogs. FOX 10 Investigative Reporter Justin Lum has more. PHOENIX - Two whistleblowers within the Bureau of Indian…
- The Court System (ICS) of the Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas
Written by Dr, Kevin Inglesby; Edited by LauraZ This second installment examines central concepts, principles, and pathways that sustain the structure and evolving nature of the Court System (ICS) of the Federation of Aboriginal Nations of…
- The Tribal Supreme Court Project
The project’s strategy came into maturity in 2014 and beyond with a series of decisions favoring tribal interests that would have shocked jaded Indian law observers a decade earlier. Again, the project helped to guide tribal advocates…
- Oklahoma lawmakers weigh creating board to lead cold case investigations
A bill to improve the review process for solving cold cases will take effect on Nov. 1. During an interim study Tuesday, lawmakers evaluated Oklahoma's cold case and missing persons accountability framework and considered ways to improve…
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