Across the country, courthouse hallways—once sanctuaries of due process—are becoming scenes of confusion, fear, and confrontation. In the past month alone, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has ramped up a controversial enforcement tactic: detaining noncitizens in and around local c...
The financial landscape of college football is undergoing a seismic transformation. At the heart of this shift is the rapidly evolving Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) ecosystem—a marketplace that has turned amateur athletics into a high-stakes business. For elite programs, the cost of fielding a ...
In a highly publicized press release, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced that it arrested 66,463 undocumented individuals and removed 65,682 people from the United States in the first 100 days of President Donald J. Trump's second term. The announcement, delivered with celeb...
In a significant legal development, the Trump administration has reversed its mass termination of student visa registrations for thousands of foreign students studying in the United States—an action that had thrown many into a state of uncertainty, fear, and legal limbo. The U.S. Department of J...
On behalf of Saluja Law, we are closely following the ongoing legal battle that could forever reshape the economics of college athletics—and once again, the courts are stepping in to demand fairness for student-athletes. On April 17, 2025, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken issued a landmark dec...
The future of America's immigration system may now rest in the hands of an unelected tech billionaire—and a controversial new government agency with no clear mandate, no transparency, and full access to the nation's most sensitive immigration records. According to documents reviewed by The Washi...
In a candid and forward-looking interview, former USC Trojan Reggie Bush made a powerful return to the national spotlight—not just as a legendary Heisman Trophy winner whose award was finally reinstated, but as a voice of clarity on the direction college sports must take in the era of Name, Image...
At Saluja Law, we stand firmly in support of immigrant rights, due process, and the pursuit of education free from political retaliation. Recent developments stemming from the Trump administration's implementation of Executive Order 14188, which aims to crack down on alleged antisemitism, have in...
At Saluja Law, we represent immigrants, students, scholars, and professionals who came to the United States in pursuit of education, opportunity, and advancement. But in 2025, many of those individuals are now being forced to leave—not because they've done anything wrong, but because they are the...
The second window of the college football transfer portal opened this week, and it didn't take long to set a record—more than 3,330 players have entered the portal ahead of the 2025 season. While some seek a better fit or more playing time, many are motivated by one thing: money. In today's land...
In 2022, the college sports world was turned upside down when a two-year NIL deal worth $400,000 per season stunned observers and reset expectations for athlete compensation. At the time, many couldn't believe that a college player—especially one with limited national fame—could command such a pa...
On April 11, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a striking new directive that could dramatically reshape the way asylum cases are handled in immigration court. In a memo released by Sirce Owen, the acting director of the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), immigration judges were t...
Across the United States, hundreds of international students are waking up to find that their legal immigration status has been revoked—without warning, explanation, or due process. What started as a trickle of isolated cases in early April has turned into a full-blown crisis, affecting at least ...
A federal judge in Boston has issued a critical ruling temporarily blocking the Trump administration's attempt to dismantle a humanitarian immigration program that has granted legal status to over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti. The decision, handed down by Judge Indi...
he college sports world is bracing for its biggest structural shakeup in history. The long-awaited House v. NCAA settlement — a $2.8 billion agreement — is nearing final approval and could take effect as soon as July 1. But what does it actually mean for student-athletes, schools, boosters, and f...
The U.S. immigration system may be heading toward another period of significant delays and disruptions. According to internal reports, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has begun encouraging some employees to consider early retirement — and warning others to prepare for potent...
In a closely watched ruling that could reshape the relationship between religious sanctuaries and immigration enforcement, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., has declined to block the Trump administration's controversial policy permitting immigration agents to operate in and around houses of wo...
In a unanimous 9-0 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court has directed the federal government to take action to return Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident, who was unlawfully deported to El Salvador despite a standing court order barring his removal. The case marks a significant moment in the ongoing deba...
A new federal mandate is placing thousands of migrants in the U.S. under increased legal scrutiny, with steep consequences for those who fail to comply. Under Executive Order 14159, signed in January 2025, migrants present in the United States for more than 30 days must now register with U.S. Cit...
In recent weeks, a troubling trend has emerged across higher education institutions in the United States: the quiet and rapid revocation of student visas for international students. While headlines have focused on larger enforcement efforts, the reality on the ground—particularly at small college...
The long-anticipated approval of the House v. NCAA settlement—set to redefine the future of college athletics—has hit a brief but significant pause. A federal judge has requested additional revisions before granting final approval to the landmark antitrust agreement that would, for the first time...
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued minor revisions to Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, and corresponding updates to the E-Verify system to ensure alignment with statutory language and updated privacy protections. While the changes are not sweeping, employer...
Deportation—also known as "removal"—is one of the most powerful tools in the U.S. government's immigration enforcement system. But contrary to popular belief, it's not always swift or straightforward. It's a multi-step legal process that can take months, even years, and not everyone facing deport...
Today marks a monumental inflection point in the history of American college sports. A federal court in California heard final arguments on a proposed $2.8 billion legal settlement that, if approved, will usher in the most sweeping structural overhaul in NCAA history. The case — House v. NCAA — ...
n a sweeping new policy, the U.S. State Department announced the revocation of all visas held by South Sudanese passport holders and the suspension of future visa issuances. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made the announcement on Saturday, stating the decision stems from South Sudan's failure to ...
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