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After an initial round of oral arguments, the Supreme Court became increasingly skeptical of the government's proposed birthright citizenship changes.

The DOS' social media vetting guidelines expanded to several visa types, including family-based K visas and the humanitarian S visa.

The Department of Labor increased the mandatory H-1B wage minimums for beneficiaries across all four skill levels.

Per a district judge ruling, government can't retroactively terminate legal status granted by the CBP One app.

The BIA reminded immigration judges an experts testimony isn't a valid ruling base if it's clearly biased.

USCIS officially announced an end to the H-1B registration period, this means they received enough H-1B applications for the 2027 fiscal year.

After extensive review, USCIS lifted the pause on asylum processing for all countries not considered 'high risk'.

USCIS announced significant changes to its screening and vetting procedures, including shortened validity periods for EADs and stricter photograph reuse policies.

Despite USCIS not officially announcing an end to the H-1B cap selection period, some employers report already receiving updates on their status via their USCIS online account.

The Supreme Court of the United States plans on hearing oral arguments on changes to birthright citizenship this November.