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Bernstein Shur publishes immigration policy update for employers and employees
Bernstein Shur said it published an immigration update by Michael Murray and Olivia Shaw on three developments: a September 14 district court order in Presidents’ Alliance v. DHS halting the proposed end of duration-of-status admission for F and J visa holders; the $100,000 H-1B entry fee announced September 18, not in effect after a circuit court denied a stay in State of California v. Mullin; and a DHS proposal to end the 60-day grace period for nonimmigrant workers.
Key points
- The firm’s update discusses the proposed elimination of duration-of-status admission.Bernstein Shur
- Bernstein Shur also examines the disputed H-1B entry fee.Bernstein Shur
- The article addresses a proposal to remove the 60-day grace period for several nonimmigrant categories.Bernstein Shur
- The firm’s discussion focuses on how unexpected job loss could affect nonimmigrant workers.Bernstein Shur