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Employment-based green card denials sometimes happen due to technical issues, misunderstandings, or bureaucratic slips on the part of immigration authorities.

An increase in government pressure and third country removals led to an uptake in asylum seekers abandoning their cases.

Studies by the National Bureau of Economic Research revealed immigration enforcement harmed, rather than helped, U.S. born workers.

The U.S. Congress, through the process of reconciliation, ended the record long DHS shutdown.

The House of Representatives narrowly passed an immigration enforcement budget, marking one step closer to ending the DHS shutdown.

A federal court struck down the government's denial of immigration bond for people in removal procedures, a massive win for due processing in the immigration system.

During oral arguments, the Supreme Court couldn't reach a consensus on supporting the government's termination of TPS protections for Haiti and Syria.

The DOJ and BIA declared DACA status alone isn't enough for waiving removal, signaling a major reduction in the program's protections.

The DHS proposed several immigration fees in line with the guidelines set by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

An appeals court declared the asylum processing ban imposed at the southern border illegal under the Immigration and Nationality Act.