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Miami is often cited as an example of successful immigrant assimilation. However, the city's experience shows that cultural changes can be long-lasting.
The latest Harvard/Harris poll shows a modest increase in support for 'mass deportation'. This comes as DHS has toned down its immigration enforcement rhetoric. Experts believe most Americans favor…
The US Supreme Court is reviewing a case on Temporary Protected Status for Haiti and Syria. Solicitor General D. John Sauer urged the court to ignore President Trump's comments on Haitians.
A US federal court has ruled to protect the spouse of a US citizen from arrest during a green card interview. The decision was made after a lawsuit was filed, claiming that immigration authorities…
The Trump administration argues that the Gold Card program does not harm immigrants and professionals. The court ruling may have significant implications for immigration policy.
The Michigan Supreme Court adopted a rule prohibiting ICE civil arrests in court, sparking controversy.
A 5th Circuit panel is skeptical of immigrants' claim to bond eligibility, questioning why those who crossed the border unlawfully should have access to a bond hearing.
The D.C. Circuit has struck down the Trump administration's border asylum ban. This ruling may lead to an increase in asylum applications.
USCIS is cracking down on immigration fraud, emphasizing the importance of keeping green card status up to date.
A new bill could change the lives of thousands of immigrants in the US. TPS holders may have a chance to get a green card.
U.S. citizenship can be revoked only through a judicial process. Denaturalization is the process by which citizenship can be revoked.
USCIS is introducing new fees and procedures as required by H.R.1, including asylum and annual asylum fees. Read on to learn more about how this may affect you.
The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that migrants who entered the country without documents are eligible for bond, diverging from the 5th and 8th Circuits.
New DHS rules may lead to automatic denial of asylum applications and potential removal. Filing fees may be mandatory.
A California federal judge extended an injunction barring the Trump administration from imposing 'impermissibly vague' conditions on federal grants. This ruling may impact cities' and counties'…
Washington state is urging a federal judge to force The GEO Group to allow health officials to inspect an immigration detention facility. The company is accused of openly defying a state law.
The US government has sued Cloudera for allegedly discriminating against US-based job candidates in favor of temporary visa workers.
The European Parliament approved updated trade rules with an immigration measure. This may impact developing countries seeking to benefit from EU trade.
A split Ninth Circuit panel granted the Trump administration's request to stay orders regarding the use of tear gas by federal agents in Portland. The decision was made in connection with protests…
The BIA has issued a unique and complicated order regarding the DACA program. This decision may impact the lives of thousands of immigrants in the US. The BIA's decision is complex and requires…
In 2025, Americans set a record for obtaining Irish citizenship. Demand for Canadian citizenship could be next and much greater. The Canadian government changed its citizenship law in December 2025,…
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Naturalized US citizens may face denaturalization due to fraud or deliberate omissions. The DOJ and DHS should take this issue seriously.
A California federal judge has allowed four Afghan nationals to continue their lawsuit over delays in the processing of their asylum applications. The court also ruled that the plaintiffs can…
A Minnesota law firm and human rights group dropped their lawsuit against the Trump administration. The lawsuit challenged the fast-track removal proceedings for Somali immigrants.
A Massachusetts federal judge declined to stop new notices ending parole for noncitizens who entered the US through a government app. The judge ruled that the government is not circumventing an…
The wife of a woman fatally shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis is seeking the return of the family SUV. The family claims that the state should be allowed access…
A Maryland federal court has ruled that the Trump administration must continue to adjudicate permanent residency applications. The court ruling bars USCIS from implementing an indefinite hold.
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that DACA does not automatically terminate removal proceedings. This decision may impact many DACA recipients.
The federal government is pushing back on Illinois' bid to dismiss its challenge to two state laws allowing private parties to sue civil immigration officers. The federal government insists it has…
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