ICE Arrests Increase Over Summer 2026

ICE arrests set new records in the summer of 2026, with most of them happening with very little notice. In 2025 and early 2026, operations in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Minneapolis…


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Construction Industry Struggles With Lack of Undocumented Workers

The construction industry is experiencing a shortage of undocumented employees following U.S. immigration and ICE enforcement policies. This is one of various challenges the…


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U.S. Consulate in Brazil Closes

The U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Brazil suspended consular services, effective October 5, 2026. Solely emergency services are available for U.S. citizens in the country.


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CDC Entry Ban Extended an Additional 30 Days

The CDC extended the entry ban for travelers from the DR of Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan to October 11, 2026.


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Legislation Limiting ICE Arrests Proposed in Senate

U.S. senators introduced legislation limiting warrantless ICE arrests and the time individuals are detained without a bond hearing.


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USCIS Raises Immigration Fees

USCIS announced adjustments for immigration fees for the 2027 fiscal year based on inflation rates from the past year.


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ICE Opens a Tip Line for Reporting Undocumented Truck Drivers

ICE launched a new tip line for reporting undocumented commercial truck drivers after a series of high-profile fatal accidents.


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New Class Action Challenges Trump’s Latest Birthright Citizenship Order

Three families filed a class action lawsuit against the August 6 executive orders rolling back birthright citizenship.


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U.S. Government Limits 2027 Refugee Admissions

The U.S. government will only accept 17,500 refugees during the upcoming 2027 fiscal year, most will be Afrikaners.


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BIA Rules Immigration Judges Can Pretermit Asylum Claims Without a DHS Motion

The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled immigration judges can terminate asylum cases without a notice of removal from the DHS.


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