H-1B Holders Face Difficulties After Losing Employment

H-1B holders laid off from their positions risk loosing their status due to increased government scrutiny and slower processing times.

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Birthright Citizenship Upheld by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled against the government's changes to birthright citizenship on June 30, 2026.

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F-1 to H-1B Visa Checklist

Keeping a comprehensive F-1 to H-1B checklist decreases the chances of applicants getting flagged during the OPT review process.

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Haiti TPS Eliminated by SCOTUS Decision

The Supreme Court ruled for eliminating TPS designations for Haiti and Syria, removing detention and removal protections for hundreds of thousands of people.

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U.S. Government Sued Over DACA Renewal Delays

Immigrant advocacy groups sued the U.S. government over continual delays and increased processing times for DACA renewals.

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Immigrant Population Stays Total Population Decline

The immigrant population of the U.S. plays a vital role in overall population growth, especially in areas already struggling with population decline.

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DOL Wage Change Forces Out Skilled Workers

Third party annalists found the logic behind the DOL's proposed wage changes doesn't add up compared to actual market behavior.

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Naturalization Fee Increase Proposed

The DHS proposed a seventy-five percent hike in filing fees for the application for naturalization and related documents.

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Haiti TPS Decision Incoming

The Supreme Court issues a ruling on the validity of Haiti's TPS status termination by June 30, 2026.

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Immigration Enforcement Operations Ramp Up in Chicago

Immigration enforcement operations, courthouse arrests, and detainment at check-in meetings increased in Chicago for the first time since Operation Midway Blitz.

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Immigration Enforcement Linked to Public Safety Funding

The latest financial grants for public safety funding came with one condition: cooperate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement.

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Government Files Appeal for H-1B Fee

The U.S. government formally appealed the block on the H-1B visa fee, citing the President's powers under the Immigration and Nationality Act.

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Federal Judges Stepping in for Release of ICE Detainees

An increased number of ICE detainees aren't released from detention barring the intervention of a federal judge.

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Impact of Parent Removals on Children of Immigrants

ICE detained fourteen thousand immigrants with U.S. born children during enforcement operations in the first eight months of 2025.

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Third Country Agreement Negotiations with Jamaica

The U.S. government is in talks with Jamaica for establishing another third country removal agreement.

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Birthright Citizenship Decision Expected from Supreme Court

The a decision regarding possible changes to the legal understanding of birthrate citizenship come on June 30, 2026.

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ICE Detainees Gives Extra Funding for Local Facilities

The federal government pays local jails and other law enforcement facilities to hold ICE detainees.

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ICE Detainment Facilities Relaxing Standards for Private Contractors

ICE relaxed standards for the private contractors managing detainment facilities which makes governing detainees more difficult.

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July 2026 Visa Bulletin

The July visa bulletin states the EB-2 and EB-5 visas are unavailable for Indian nationals until the end of this fiscal year.

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What Advanced Degree Professionals Need to Know Before Filing National Interest Waiver

The National Interest Waiver is one of the most popular green card paths for skilled professionals entering the U.S.

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