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"Immigration Implications of September 11th tragedy", Part 3 held on January 4, 2002 - Prepared by Stephen Yale-Loehr
Proposed legislation:
* H.R. 2277: work authorization to spouses of E visa holders:
* H.R. 2278: work authorization to spouses of L visa holders:
Agency cables and memos:
* Memorandum from Michael Cronin, Acting INS Executive Associate
Commissioner, Office of Programs, Deferred Inspection, Parole and Waiver of
Documentary Requirements, File No. HQINS 70/10.10 (Nov. 14, 2001):
* INS restructuring plan:
* State Department cable advising consular posts about the preservation of
benefits sections of the USA PATRIOT Act:
General articles and cases:
* Cyrus Mehta article on guidance for noncitizens after September 11:
* Steve Yale-Loehr and Stanley Mailman article about travel and
documentation tips generally post-Sept. 11: See New York Law Journal, Dec.
24, 2001. It will also be reproduced shortly in Bender’s Immigration
Bulletin.
* Cyrus Mehta and Parastou Hassouri article on documentation requirements
for noncitizens:
* Angelo Paparelli article on the importance of maintaining status after
September 11:
* January 2, 2002 Los Angeles Times article on use of digital images to
verify identity of visitors to U.S.:
* December 10, 2001 Federal Computer Week article on high-tech visa system
to screen Olympic athletes:
* Socop-Gonzalez v. INS, No 98-70782 (9th Cir. Dec. 5, 2001):
* Civil RICO suit by one cleaning company against another on a claim that
the knowing use of workers who lacked employment authorization caused the
law abiding company to lose a bid for a janitorial services contract:
Statutory and regulatory provisions:
* INA § 264(e), 8 U.S.C. § 1304(e), 8 C.F.R. § 264.1: every noncitizen over
the age of 18 must at all times “carry with him and have in his possession
any certificate of alien registration or alien registration receipt card
issued to him.”
* INA § 265(a), 8 U.S.C. § 1305(a): all noncitizens must notify the INS
within 10 days after they move. The form to use in reporting an address
change is AR-11, which can be downloaded from the INS web site at
* U.S.-Canada border security agreement:
Foreign student/scholar issues:
* Columbia University provost’s statement on requests for external
information:
* Las Vegas Sun article on revocation of student visa:
* December 13 New York Times article on arrests of student visa holders in
San Diego, California:
Internet links:
* State Department lists of terrorist organizations:
* State Department info on visa processing in Canada and Mexico:
* DOJ guidelines for interviewing 5,000 noncitizens:
* Customs Department web site re border waiting times:
* Links to U.S. embassies and consulates around the world:
* ACLU “know your rights” brochure:
* Other know your rights information:
Congressional hearings on immigration after Sept. 11:
* Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs November 13, 2001, hearing on
"Review of INS Policy on Releasing Illegal Aliens Pending Deportation
Hearing":
* Senate Immigration Subcommittee October 17, 2001 hearing on "Effective
Immigration Controls to Deter Terrorism":
* Senate Subcommittee on Technology, Terrorism, and Government Information
October 12, 2001, hearing on "Technology's Role in Preventing the Entry of
Terrorists into the United States":
* INS Commissioner James Ziglar's October 3, 2001, testimony on northern
border security before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Treasury
and General Government:
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