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Form I-9 Review Flexibility Extended Through End of Year

Date:: November 23, 2020

DHS has announced that it is extending through December 31 the exemption allowing employers to remotely review the identity and employment authorization documents of employees who telework during the national coronavirus emergency.

Remote Review of I-9 Forms Extended for 60 More Days

Date:: September 18, 2020

An exemption allowing employers to remotely review the identity and employment authorization documents of employees who must telework during the national coronavirus emergency has been extended through November 19.

DHS Again Extends Remote Review of Forms I-9, Issues Additional Guidance

Date:: August 27, 2020

The Department of Homeland Security has extended the exemption regarding the review of documents related to Form I-9 compliance and issued guidance regarding its DACA policy.

Supreme Court Blocks Trump Administration's Effort to End DACA

Date:: June 18, 2020

The Supreme Court has blocked the Trump administration from ending the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which protects about 700,000 young, undocumented immigrants living and working in the US by providing renewable work permits.

DHS Allows Remote Review of Form I-9s During COVID-19 Emergency

Date:: March 23, 2020

DHS has announced that it is temporarily permitting certain employers to review employees' Form I-9 identity and employment authorization documents remotely.

Supreme Court Makes It Easier for States to Prosecute Undocumented Workers

Date:: March 5, 2020

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that federal immigration law does not block states from prosecuting undocumented workers for identity theft for using false Social Security numbers.

New Form I-9 Released

Date:: February 5, 2020

The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released a new Form I-9 for employers to use starting January 31, 2020.

DACA's Future Appears in Doubt at Supreme Court

Date:: November 12, 2019

The Supreme Court heard a closely-watched case involving whether the Trump administration could discontinue the DACA program that has protected 700,000 undocumented immigrants living and working in the US from deportation.

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All Items: I-9

Form I-9 Review Flexibility Extended Through End of Year

Remote Review of I-9 Forms Extended for 60 More Days

DHS Again Extends Remote Review of Forms I-9, Issues Additional Guidance

Supreme Court Blocks Trump Administration's Effort to End DACA

DHS Allows Remote Review of Form I-9s During COVID-19 Emergency

Supreme Court Makes It Easier for States to Prosecute Undocumented Workers

New Form I-9 Released

DACA's Future Appears in Doubt at Supreme Court

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