Immigration
Jul. 6, 2017
Proposed immigration rule for entrepeneurs faces uncertain fate
Immigration attorneys are split over the merits of a proposed Obama administration-era immigration rule that seems unlikely to become binding under the Trump administration.
Immigration attorneys are split over the merits of a proposed Obama administration-era immigration rule that seems unlikely to become binding under the Trump administration.
If implemented, the International Entrepreneur Rule would grant qualifying foreign entrepreneurs permission to remain temporarily in the U.S. to expand their startup businesses.
Some attorneys support the measure, saying that i...
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