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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has released its semi-annual agenda, outlining the regulations it plans to propose and finalize in the coming months. The following are the administration’s key employment-based immigration priorities that are in the process of being developed or in the final stages of the rulemaking process.
Regulations to be proposed:
Regulations in the final stages:
BAL Analysis: The regulations are in various stages of the rulemaking process, and it normally takes a minimum of three months after a proposed regulation is published before a final rule is issued. Proposed regulations are subject to a public notice and comment period during which members of the public may submit feedback. DHS is required to review and consider the comments before drafting and releasing a final regulation. Employers are encouraged to work with BAL to plan for upcoming changes and to provide comments to DHS to help shape final immigration regulations. BAL is monitoring the regulatory agenda and will provide clients with updates on individual regulations as they progress through the rulemaking process.
This alert has been provided by the BAL U.S. Practice group. For additional information, please contact berryapplemanleiden@bal.com.
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