The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on Friday listed the Philippines as one of three countries whose citizens are no longer eligible for the H-2B worker visa program, a decision that could be an additional burden to the local labor force. The CNMI has been using the...

The bill to establish a new salary for lawmakers will once again head to the governor’s desk, with the CNMI Senate hoping that it will be the last time to discuss this piece of legislation. The Office of the Governor has already twice vetoed similar legislations after...

Humanitarian parole for the spouses and parents of U.S. citizens in the Marianas, immediate relatives of citizens of the Freely Associated State, certain stateless individuals and persons with permanent resident status, and in-home caregivers can be extended until June 29, 2019....

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that they will be terminating the categorical patole programs in the CNMI, which would affect some 2,000 workers under the humanitarian parole program and employment authorization document holders. More details to follow.