The US Citizenship and Immigration Services properly increased visa fees on asylum seekers but not on foreign investors seeking to become US citizens, a federal district court said.
The agency adjusted its visa fees for foreign investors under the EB-5 program before a required study was completed in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act and the EB-5 Reform Integrity Act, Judge Charlotte N. Sweeney said Wednesday for the US District Court for the District of Colorado. As a result, a stay of the final rule’s imposition of EB-5 fees is appropriate, Sweeney said.
The new asylum fees weren’t arbitrary and ...
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