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The World Is Coming: ‘Airport Lawyers’ Is Back

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By Tahmina Watson
| Above the Law Verified
(Photo by Isabelle Ouvrard/SEPA.Media /Getty Images) This month, the United States is welcoming millions of visitors from around the globe for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, who will arrive at our airports and ports of entry, eager to participate in one of the largest international sporting events in history. Most will experience nothing more than the excitement of travel and the anticipation of the matches ahead.
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Top 10 Things To Know About The Administration’s New Adjustment Of Status Memo

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By Tahmina Watson
| Above the Law Verified
Just before the long Memorial Day weekend, on Friday, May 22, the administration quietly released a new memo that could fundamentally reshape how green card applications are processed in the United States. The memo arrived without warning, without public notice, and without meaningful implementation guidance. The immigration law community immediately went into overdrive.
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Imminent Changes To International Student Visas Will Have Major Impact

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By Tahmina Watson
| Above the Law Verified
In August 2025, the Department of Homeland Security proposed sweeping regulatory changes affecting the F-1, M-1, and I visa categories. The F-1 visa applies to international students pursuing academic studies in the United States; the M-1 visa is designated for students enrolled in vocational or nonacademic programs; and the I visa is reserved for representatives of foreign media, including journalists.
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