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ITServe v. Neilsen

In 2018 the Department of Homeland Security published a new rule prohibiting third party placement for F-1 students on OPT/CPT. However, they did not go through the required “notice and comment process.” Wasden Law filed a lawsuit and preliminary injunction were filed challenging the legality of the new rule. The day before the government had to defend its actions in court DHS agreed to delete the unlawful rule.