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Studies by the National Bureau of Economic Research revealed immigration enforcement harmed, rather than helped, U.S. born workers.

Newly mandated USCIS security checks draw on fingerprint data already collected with in the FBI's criminal database.

The U.S. Congress, through the process of reconciliation, ended the record long DHS shutdown.

Foreign doctors from 'high-risk' countries aren't subject to the visa processing pause that's been in effect since January, 2026.

The House of Representatives narrowly passed an immigration enforcement budget, marking one step closer to ending the DHS shutdown.

Per new internal guidance, immigration agents have greater access to criminal history databases for more intensive security checks.

A federal court struck down the government's denial of immigration bond for people in removal procedures, a massive win for due processing in the immigration system.

The State Department implemented new asylum focused questions for every non-immigration visa interview.

During oral arguments, the Supreme Court couldn't reach a consensus on supporting the government's termination of TPS protections for Haiti and Syria.

The BIA denied an individual's request for removal relief, per a request from the Secretary of State.