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Entering the U.S. on a visitor visa with a pending I-130 can be difficult. Learn what evidence helps improve your chances. Entering the U.S. on a visitor visa with a pending I-130 can be challenging.
You can lose your green card for various reasons. Learn how to avoid issues with USCIS.
Understand advance parole for I-485 applicants and avoid case abandonment when traveling outside the US. Advance Parole allows applicants to temporarily leave the US.
Stay informed with our weekly immigration news roundup. USCIS policy changes and other news. Kristi Noem is out at DHS, but what does it mean for immigrants?
USCIS updates TPS pages amidst litigation. Check the latest information on the USCIS website. Lawsuits may impact TPS extensions.
The Ninth Circuit has restored certain TPS terminations, creating uncertainty for employers. Learn how this may impact your business.
A Michigan couple has been arrested for allegedly orchestrating a large-scale immigration scheme. This case highlights the importance of compliance for employers.
Recent Haiti TPS litigation and USCIS I-9 guidance signal broader employer risk. What you need to know and do.
Ndiaga Diagne, a naturalized US citizen, was identified as the Austin shooter. Questions arise about his immigration status and naturalization process. How was he able to remain in the US after his…
A Harvard/Harris poll found that a majority of Americans support the removal of illegal aliens. However, they do not want to hear about it. According to the poll, 55% of American voters support the…
The Austin shooter was killed by police, but what if he had survived? Could he have been denaturalized? The answer is complex.
The US Supreme Court has issued a unanimous opinion that streamlines the review of asylum decisions, affecting the asylum case review process.
New Census Bureau data shows that the adult foreign-born population remains substantially smaller at the start of 2026 than it was in January 2025. What's more, recently reported job losses seem to…
The US Department of State has published a notice of proposed information collection on medical history and examination. This may affect immigrants in the US.
A Minnesota federal judge agreed to reconsider an El Salvador man's habeas petition. It was previously denied after 'utterly meaningless and false' assurances from government officials.
The DC Circuit is skeptical of the Trump administration's argument that the review of the $100K H-1B fee is foreclosed. The court is considering a case about the introduction of a $100,000 fee for…
A Maryland federal judge has ordered ICE to improve detention conditions. The ruling is due to poor conditions in these facilities.
A Salvadoran national who was released after being detained without a bond hearing is demanding that the federal government respond to his lawsuit. The Colorado court is considering the case.
A coalition of cities and counties is seeking to expand an injunction against federal grant conditions. A California federal court is hearing the case.
A Texas judge has raised questions about a proposed $68 million settlement between the DOJ and Colony Ridge.
Health groups and scholars are urging a federal court to make permanent its order blocking a policy change that bases access to federally funded services on immigration status. This decision could…
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Syrians. This decision could impact thousands of Syrian immigrants in the US.
A federal judge in Washington has blocked a new rule that changes how immigration authorities review cases. The changes were set to take effect, but the judge ruled they don't meet Administrative…
USCIS publishes news and updates on US citizenship. Check the latest news and updates on the USCIS website.
USCIS has announced changes to immigration service fees, effective April 1, 2026. The I-130 filing fee will increase from $535 to $625, and the N-400 fee will increase from $640 to $760.
USCIS has announced changes to immigration service fees. The new fees take effect on April 1, 2026. The I-130 filing fee increases from $535 to $625, and the N-400 filing fee increases from $640 to…
A California federal judge has broadened an injunction barring the U.S. Department of Agriculture from cutting off Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding. This decision will affect 21…
Over five months have passed since President Donald Trump introduced a $100,000 fee for some H-1B petitions. Immigration attorneys say the administration hasn't adjudicated fee exemption requests,…
A Texas federal judge has ordered the release of a detained noncitizen, finding violations of their constitutional rights. The decision highlights the limits of a recent Fifth Circuit ruling,…
US legal services groups are challenging the Trump administration's rule to limit immigration appeals. They are asking a DC federal judge to block this rule.
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