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DOJ Watchdog Probing Alleged Grand Jury Misconduct in Chicago

The Justice Department’s Office of Professional Responsibility is actively investigating attorneys’ conduct in the “Broadview Six” scandal, in which a now-retired federal prosecutor is accused of significant wrongdoing before Chicago grand jurors.

ICE’s Revision to Detainee Transport Procurement Beats Protest

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement can proceed with a procurement to provide detainee transportation services in the Los Angeles and the California central coast areas despite a contractor’s argument that the agency unreasonably sought revised proposals, the GAO said.

Men, Native-Born Americans Lose Ground in Job Market: Justin Fox

There are no reliable statistics to back up Vice President JD Vance’s claim that 100% of the new jobs have gone to US citizens, and existing statistics indicate that foreign-born workers have fared better during Trump’s second term than native-born workers.

US Bars Microsoft, Indian Firms From Visa Program in Blow

The Trump administration accused Microsoft Corp., Adobe Inc. and a half-dozen other companies of abusing a US worker visa program and suspended them indefinitely from a longstanding immigration initiative that’s served as a crucial talent pipeline for Silicon Valley and Wall Street.

The H-1B Visa: A Brief History From Truman to Trump

The history of the H-1B visa from its origins in 1952, when Harry S. Truman was president, to the major developments since Trump’s “Buy American and Hire American” executive order.

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