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California and Santa Clara County are asking a federal court to block the construction of an immigration detention facility, citing potential environmental and public health harms.
A group of California cities is seeking to stop ICE raids without a warrant, targeting Latino individuals.
The future of TPS explained. What immigrants need to know. Sec. Mullin clarifies his stance on TPS.
The U.S. Supreme Court will review a case on asylum termination and green card eligibility. This decision may affect many immigrants in the US.
An Illinois bill regulating law firms may clash with court powers and ethics rules. The bill aims to regulate business relationships between law firms and management service organizations.
The Dorcas v. USCIS decision has significant implications for immigration law. Experts advise waiting for the PA decision.
ABC reported a 3% delusion regarding migrants with convictions. However, this statistic is not entirely accurate. Of the 438,537 detained migrants, 13,018 had been convicted of crimes such as…
DHS has introduced a new alien registration form. This form is required to comply with statutory alien registration provisions. Changes are effective as of the date of publication in the Federal…
The US DOJ has asked an appeals court to dismiss a case regarding access to ICE detention facilities. The Trump administration is defending a rule requiring 7-day notice for visits.
The Texas Supreme Court blocked $1.3 million for immigrant defense, citing doubts about the county's authority. This ruling may have significant implications for immigrants facing removal.
A national legal organization is seeking records on possible Trump administration plans to revoke citizenship from naturalized Americans. A FOIA suit is underway.
The US federal judiciary has announced a temporary increase in fees for electronic access to court records. This increase is necessary to modernize and strengthen the PACER and CM/ECF systems. The…
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to rule that migrants have no right to bond hearings. This could affect many migrants in the US.
Philadelphia is defending its ordinance that prohibits federal agents from wearing masks and requires them to identify themselves. The city believes this makes communities safer.
The US Supreme Court is set to issue key decisions on citizenship, elections, and more. The court's term is ending soon.
The GAO said it lacked jurisdiction to review the protest of a $641 million border wall contract award. Construction company BCCG JV had disputed the contract award to a rival firm.
A coalition of worker advocacy groups has backed the DOL's authority to impose fines on H-2A employers. The US Supreme Court is reviewing the case.
The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a Harris County program that provided legal services to detained noncitizens facing deportation. The program was designed to aid immigrants in need of…
The US Supreme Court has allowed the termination of TPS for Haitian and Syrian nationals, affecting over 350,000 individuals. We recommend checking your status and consulting an immigration attorney.
The Supreme Court has considered the question of a president's inherent power over immigration. The decision may have significant implications for US immigration policy.
DHS is seeking a $255k civil fine against a lawyer accused of asylum fraud. This case highlights the priority of combating fraud in the immigration system.
The US and Greece held a joint seminar on sharing best practices in migration. The event took place from June 23 to June 26, 2026.
The 9th Circuit Court ruled that noncitizens can be deported for child endangerment crimes, even if the child was not harmed. This decision may affect many immigrants in the US.
The DOJ says Ábrego García has no legal right to stop his removal to Liberia. This case is related to immigration procedures and the rights of foreigners in the US.
A federal judge in Oregon has granted class certification in a lawsuit against ICE. The court ruled that ICE can't make warrantless arrests without assessing flight risk.
A New Jersey federal judge has tossed a DOJ suit challenging sanctuary policies in four cities. The ruling may have implications for immigration policy. The judge ruled that most of the government's…
The 9th Circuit has ordered a higher attorney fee award for farmworkers who challenged the federal government's agricultural wage survey methodology. The lower court's explanation for slashing the…
The US Supreme Court has ruled that the Trump administration can review past abuses of Temporary Protected Status. This decision may have significant implications for US immigration policy.
The US Supreme Court ruled that federal immigration officials can turn away noncitizens without valid travel documents who haven't physically crossed the border. This decision may affect many…
The US Supreme Court has given the green light to the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians. This decision may affect many immigrants.
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