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Only three percent of ICE detainees from the past 18 months had prior convictions for violent crimes warranting removal.

The U.S. government's immigration crackdown triggered a sudden slowdown in the country's population economic growth.

The Department of State announced an end to visa processing across most U.S. embassies and consulates in Africa.

The House of Representatives pass ICE funding for the next three years by just two votes. The bill went into effect on June 11, 2026.

The DOS announced the India EB-5 visa reached its annual cap, meaning the government can't grant these visas to Indian nationals for the rest of the fiscal year.

The DHS proposed new work authorization restrictions for removal parolees, deferred action recipients, and people with removal orders.

The State Department proposed a $750 premium fee for ensuring expedited B1 & B12 visa interviews within ten days.

A federal judge blocked enforcement of the immigration processing suspension, effectively reopening immigration pathways for individuals from thirty-nine countries.

The DOJ announced the removal of citizenship for 17 people, marking the largest denaturalization operation within the past year and-a-half.

A federal court invalidated the $100k H-1B fee due to the government implementing it via executive order and without Congressional input.