Immigration laws and rules seem to be changing at a dizzying pace. Early in August, an appeals court issued a ruling that would allow spouses of H-1B visas to work in the United States until their work visas are in place. This was good news for thousands of people—and their employers.
On the “not-so-great” side, the Supreme Court recently ruled that U.S. citizens have no fundamental liberty interest in their non-citizen spouses’ ability to be admitted to the United States. This means the citizen spouse is not constitutionally entitled to a review of the visa refusal.
Below are more details regarding this latest SCOTUS ruling. It can be extremely beneficial to speak to a knowledgeable Bloomingdale, IL immigration attorney from Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices. Attorney Steven H. Mevorah has been serving the needs of immigrants throughout Northern Illinois for more than 40 years.