I work in the immigration space. Part of the problem is that because immigration is technically federal but operates almost entirely in administrative venues (i

I work in the immigration space. Part of the problem is that because immigration is technically federal but operates almost entirely in administrative venues (i.e. USCIS and EOIR), immigration lawyers only need to be barred in their home state and do not generally need admission to a relevant federal court bar or appear pro hac vice to represent clients in immigration court or even to make an appearance in filings.