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USCIS issued multiple upgrades to family-based immigration procedures, these changes will help the agency review family visa applications more in depth to better catch fraudulent applicants.

The DHS is encouraging DACA recipients to self-deport in a departure from the way the agency historically handled recipients of the program.

USCIS has started issuing Notice to Appear (NTA) documents to H-1B workers whose visa status was revoked or terminated, signaling a dramatic shift in how the agency handles job loss for H-1B visa holders.

A ninth circuit court of appeals panel upheld a judicial block on enforcing the government's executive order rolling back birthright citizenship, arguing it violates the fourteenth amendment of the U.S. constitution.

ICE now has access to the medicaid database as part of their efforts to identify undocumented migrants taking advantage of U.S. government programs.

The petition cap for the FY2026 H-1B is expected to be reached from existing selections. No additional selections are anticipated. USCIS will continue processing H-1B cap visas for those selected and for non-cap visas.

A judicial order outlines a news set of refugee admissions procedures for the U.S. for individuals that were in the processing of entering the country when the US Refugee Admissions Program was terminated.

The average green card wait times have increased significantly due to the large influx of applications, further straining the backlog in the U.S. immigration system.

Employment-based immigration policies are opening more job positions than U.S. citizens are interested in filling, leading to a labor shortage in multiple industries.

Both parties involved in the student visa lawsuit over terminated SEVIS records have agreed to end the litigation after immigration authorities explained why they removed the foreign students' data.