Introduction to Federal Rulemaking and Public Participation
Federal Rulemaking is one of the most direct ways that the public can participate and shape policies and practices of executive agencies. Federal regulations govern the executive agencies charged with enforcing the United States’ immigration laws and granting immigration benefits to eligible applicants. However, the process of Federal Rulemaking is often misunderstood and public participation in the process is under-utilized. This practice advisory provides an overview of the federal regulatory
Why it matters
Useful as a practitioner-oriented overview from Immigrant Legal Resource Center on Evidence / Procedure; review the source material for the most current authority and procedure.
Topics
Evidence and procedure
Workflows
Immigration court deadline
Forums
Cross-forum
Jurisdictions
National