What the Chevron decision does not do: • Stop agencies from interpreting statutes. • Stop Congress from explicitly granting agencies greater interpretive power. • Stop courts from considering agency interpretation in making their decisions.

hate to rain on this parade, #greencardbacklog ... but with Chevron gone, it does not mean that judges can somehow magically use fairness concepts to override agency practices or regulations or that with Chevron gone, this alone will make litigation vs USCIS "epic". Nope! The

Some realism injected into my breathless speculation. Its not nothing, but not a big something like we hoped.

100% - infighting has cost our community precious years and missed opportunities. Our foes in the left/right take advantage of this. In unity is strength.

Deeply grateful to America for providing me and my family opportunity, hope and warmth. Happy 4th of July. God bless the USA. X is a dark place full of madmen screaming obscenity. Touch grass, greet your neighbors.

Love this sentiment.

Skilled immigration isn't just something that would be nice to have for the U.S. economy. It's absolutely essential for our national security. noahpinion.blog/p/skilled-immi…

USCIS has finally clarified this important question.

My family moved to the US when I was 8, but by the time I turned 20, my dad was still on an H1B (waiting to get processed for a green card). Once I turned 21, I would age out as his dependent, despite the fact that I basically grew up in the US. I thought I'd have to become a

This quote is just as applicable to AILA especially AILA South Florida which went full on racist public commentary on Indian high-skilled immigrants. 90% phrenology 10% everything else. Please ask for receipts. We have screenshots.

IV is the real deal. Ask yourself this: Would you really have the guts to put your real name down on a lawsuit like this? People like Sudarshana and Anuj are what real heroes look like.

Read the National Merit Scholarship semifinal lists of any state. Indian American kids are disproportionately represented. There's a culture of excellence in academics. It's valuable, its something we bring to America.