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The Supreme Court 6-3 overruled Chevron deference, in place since 1984. Courts are no longer required to defer to an agency's interpretation of an ambiguous statute. For immigration, this reshapes the weight of USCIS memos and DHS regulations.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a US citizen has no Fifth Amendment liberty interest in her noncitizen husband's admission. The decision sharpens consular nonreviewability for immigrant visa denials.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a Notice to Appear must include the time and place of the hearing in a single document. The DHS practice of sending those details in a follow-up notice does not trigger the stop-time rule.
Short answer: yes, you should file — but the case needs to be prepared very carefully. The one-year rule under INA §208(a)(2)(B) does exist, but the same statute carves out two exceptions: "changed circumstances" and "extraordinary circumstances."
Read answers →I agree with my colleague on timing and form. One practical pitfall: USCIS routinely misses the 30-day deadline for issuing EAD. If you filed I-765 (c)(8) and 30 days after the 150-day mark have passed with no EAD, file a service request — and if that doesn't work, mandamus in federal court is realistic relief.
Read answers →To Anna's list I'll add a strategic point: if you're aiming at a green card in the medium term, evaluate your profile for EB-1A and EB-2 NIW now, not later. Both are independent of the employer and have no lottery, but they take several months to assemble (recommendation letters, articles, patents, talks).
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