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How Will the Arizona Immigration Law Affect Education Law?

On April 25, 2012 the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the constitutionality of the controversial Arizona immigration law. The Court’s decision on the Arizona law will have broad implications on schools across the...more

USCIS's Fee Increases and Other Immigration Law Updates

In This Article: *USCIS Implements H-1B and L-1 Fee Increases for Certain Employers *Kentucky Consular Center Conducting Unannounced Telephonic Audits of Nonimmigrant Visa Petitioners and Employers *FY 2011 H-1B Cap...more

Ohio Education Law Monthly (June 2010)

In This Newsletter: *Supreme Court Rules that a Government Employer's Search of an Employee's Text Messages did not Violate his Fourth Amendment Privacy Rights *Family and Civic Engagement Teams *Summer Jobs and...more

El derecho a la educación no obligatoria de los extranjeros: por fin una interpretación constitucional

Thanks to the sentence of the Spanish Constitutional Court 236/2007, of 7 November, we have known, after long years, an interpretation in constitutional key of the scope of the right to the non obligatory education of the...more