U.S. Government Reduces Pathways for Immigrant Children

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.

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Asylum Fee Penalties Stay Blocked, But TPS Work Permit Relief Is Gone

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

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Federal Court Finds DOS Public Charge Policy Unlawful

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

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State Department Claims Over 100,000 Visa Revocations

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

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USCIS Will Require Electronic Filing for Certain Immigration Forms

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

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BIA Overturns Advance Parole Travel Protections

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.

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The Department of State Makes Visa Bond Program Permanent

The Department of State formally implemented the visa bond program for individuals applying for B-1 or B-2 visitors visa.

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State Department Proposes Changes to J-1 Visa Termination Rules

The U.S. Department of State proposed a rule increasing its authority within J-1 visa termination decisions.

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DHS Advances Proposal Eliminating Grace Period for Nonimmigrant Workers

The DHS proposed eliminating the 60 day grace period for nonimmigrant workers that lose their job in the U.S.

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BIA Clarifies Limits of Asylum Claims

The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled persecution on account of military conscription doesn't apply to asylum claims.

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Additional Biometric Fee Now Applies to H-1B and L-1 Extension

The DHS expanded the Biometric entry-exit fee requirement to individuals filing for H-1B and L-1 visa extension.

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New Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism

The U.S. government enacted two executive orders rolling back birthright citizenship for children whose parents are proven foreign agents.

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Employers Fear Immigrant Worker Shortage

Employers fear a possible immigrant worker shortage due the amount of people losing employment authorization with the termination of Haiti's TPS designation.

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Asylum Application Updated

USCIS released a new version of the Application for Asylum and for Withholding Removal effective as of July 28, 2026.

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ICE Arrests Increase at U.S. Domestic Airports

ICE arrests at U.S. airports increased from those with removal orders to anyone that overstayed their visas.

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Loss of Work Authorization Leaves Beneficiaries and Employers Scrambling

Employers and beneficiaries face increased uncertainty with the termination of TPS-based work authorization for Haitian and Syrian nationals.

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USCIS Can Now Deny Incomplete Benefits Request Applications Without An RFE

USCIS agents can now deny incomplete immigrant benefits applications without issuing a request for evidence.

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Birthright Citizenship Reconsideration Deadline Passes

With the end of the appeal deadline, the Supreme Court's June ruling on the executive order changing birthright citizenship stays in effect.

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Impact of U.S. Government Policy on Asylum Rates

Changes in U.S. asylum policy caused a rapid decrease in asylum application and acceptance rates over the past 18 months.

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BIA Clarifies Qualifications for Withholding of Removal

The BIA decision reinforces the need for credible evidence when filing for asylum and a withholding of removal.

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