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Nebraska has agreed to end in-state tuition benefits for unauthorized immigrants. This decision comes after an agreement between the Trump administration and Nebraska, stating that federal law…
The US Supreme Court is considering whether green card holders with pending criminal charges should be paroled into the country. This could change entry rules for green card holders.
Since December, thousands of Americans have discovered they are now dual US-Canadian citizens. If you have at least one Canadian ancestor, you and your children are also dual citizens.
The US Department of Labor has proposed a rule to clarify joint employer liability. The rule aims to regulate employer responsibility for labor law violations.
ICE aims to increase removals to one million per year. This may impact immigrants in the US. Changes in ICE policy may lead to increased arrests and deportations.
Voting rights advocates sued the DOJ over its bid to acquire unredacted voter information to cross-check voter rolls against immigration databases.
US federal officials say they don't control immigration center conditions. Inmates allege intolerable living conditions in a Mojave Desert processing center.
A Texas federal judge has recommended that the wife and children of an Egyptian man accused of attacking pro-Israel protesters be released from immigration detention. The judge found that the…
A Colorado judge has narrowly expanded a block on ICE subpoenas. This ruling may impact immigration law. The judge ruled that Colorado Labor Department employees are not required to respond to…
The court ruled that simply opposing gangs is not enough to qualify for asylum. This decision may affect many immigrants seeking protection in the US.
The IRS has published a list of over 1,400 individuals who lost US citizenship. This is a slight increase from last year. The list includes people who renounced US citizenship in Q1.
Former Judge Hannah Dugan argues that a recent ICE case reversal supports her acquittal. She was convicted of obstructing immigration agents.
A federal judge in Oregon has allowed two environmental groups to intervene in a lawsuit against a proposed immigrant detention center. The lawsuit was filed by the state and one of its cities.
A Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) is a document that confirms U.S. citizenship for children born abroad. Learn how to apply for a CRBA.
The ICE FY 2027 budget justification reveals plans to boost deportations and remove dangerous criminals. Congress must decide whether to fund these plans or change the law.
A Texas federal judge directed the release of a Sudanese man detained for over a year. The judge criticized ICE officials for submitting unsworn statements.
A federal judge in Illinois has freed five people who were arrested without a warrant. The decision was made in accordance with a consent decree that prohibits ICE from making warrantless arrests.
A New York federal judge has slammed ICE arrest tactics and ordered officers to testify. This could have implications for US immigration policy.
A lawsuit against DHS over the elimination of automatic work permit extensions. This could severely harm immigrants who are forced out of the workforce.
A former housekeeper for Kylie Jenner has sued the celebrity influencer in California state court, alleging discrimination and unpaid overtime. The housekeeper claims she was forced to do additional…
Canadian citizenship processing times have doubled due to a new law, affecting millions of Americans.
The US Supreme Court has declined to review a case involving the return of a child to Venezuela under the Hague Treaty. The decision was made in the context of a dispute over the application of the…
A court has ruled that the Immigration Appeals Board ignored its own regulations when ordering the removal of a Venezuelan man. The decision was based on flawed fact-finding.
Canada has removed the generational limit on citizenship by descent. Millions of Americans with Canadian ancestry can now claim Canadian citizenship.
Despite the introduction of a new $100,000 fee, the number of H-1B visas remains at 85,000. The new fee did not affect the number of visas issued. The odds of winning the H-1B lottery simply…
Green card holders are urged to consider applying for U.S. citizenship. A Supreme Court case raises concerns about the legal protections of lawful permanent residents.
Recent developments in US immigration policy have brought renewed attention to green card rules. Revocation can have serious implications for residents.
USCIS is introducing new filing requirements starting April 1, 2026, which may significantly impact the application process. The new requirements reflect a stricter approach to compliance and…
The U.S. passport book will have a single size of 38 pages. This change will take effect with the release of the next passport redesign. The U.S. Department of State has announced the transition to…
The US immigrant license crackdown may lead to a crisis in the trucking industry. The new approach to licensing may affect the operation of companies.
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