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USCIS' immigration restrictions will cut legal immigration to the U.S. in half by 2028.

Current DOJ policies pressure immigration judges towards pursuing removals through intimidation and an increased work load.

A coalition of higher education associations an labor unions sued the DHS over the end of duration of status for F, J, and I visas.

USCIS released guidance on its updated public charge policy, who it applies to, and how impacts pending and future green card applications.

The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled immigration courts can't keep cases of immigrant children open for simply having a pending Special Immigrant Juvenile Status visa.

A federal court partially lifted a block on USCIS' enforcement of policies related to the Annual Asylum Fee.

A federal judge ruled the DOS' public charge rule goes directly against the guidelines written in the Immigration and Nationality Act.

The State Department claimed 175,000 visa revocations since January 2025 due to increasingly strict immigration policies.

The DHS released an interim final rule mandating electronic filing for certain USCIS immigration benefits request forms.

Due to a recent decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals, traveling abroad on advance parole now triggers a three to ten year unlawful presence bar from re-entering the U.S.