The California Department of Health Care Services recently announced that it’s physician J-1 Waiver Program for cycle 2012 has received 20 applications, meaning 10 spots remain.

Contact an immigration attorney today to get started on your application.

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On 12/12/11, the Supreme Court granted certiorari to determine the constitutionality of Arizona’s immigration law, SB 1070. Justice Kagan, who was solicitor general when the law was challenged in the lower courts, did not take part in the decision to hear the case.

There is potential for similar legislation in North Carolina due to the formation of the State committee in the NC legislature.

 

On September 27, 2011 the Supreme Court granted certiorari in three immigration cases. Two cases involve the imputation of residence and LPR status to minors for cancellation purposes. The third case involves the retroactivity of INA §101(a)(13)(c)(v) as applied to returning residents.

For more information about these cases, click here.