Government Hires Lawyers Without Training as Immigration Judges

The government hired several new immigration judges, many without any prior experience in the immigration system.

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Asylum Holders Risk Losing Employment Authorization

The DHS proposed pausing work permit processing for asylum holders, which puts them at risk of losing their employment authorization.

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Denaturalization Push by Justice Department

The DOJ pushed almost four hundred denaturalization cases onto local prosecutors, increasing the scope and pace of said cases.

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Employment-Based Immigrants Facing Increased Denials

Denial rates for employment-based immigrants increased throughout 2025 due to changes in USCIS vetting and review policies.

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Federal Appeals Court to Review Immigration Enforcement Tactics

A federal appeals court heard arguments on immigration enforcement tactics used by Border Patrol agents during a detainment operation.

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Senate Unveils Immigration Enforcement Funding Plan

The U.S. proposed an immigration enforcement funding plan for ICE and border patrol until 2029, costing between $70 billion and $80 billion.

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May 2026 Visa Bulletin

The May 2026 visa bulletin shows no movement for any country in employment-based visa categories except China, India, and the Philippines.

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Sanction Against Immigration Lawyer Blocked

A federal judged blocked the sanctioning of an immigration lawyer after unsuccessfully contending their client's removal from the U.S.

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Diversity Visa Claims Have No Standing After End of Fiscal Year

A circuit court ruled diversity visa beneficiaries don't retain said benefits after the end of the fiscal year.

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Immigration Enforcement Bills Face Resistance from Businesses Across U.S.

Businesses and Christian groups across the United States repeatedly blocked immigration enforcement bills from passing, even in areas that voted for more enforcement.

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H-1B Employers and Beneficaries Face Longer Waits Traveling Abroad

New policy changes leave H-1B beneficiaries and their employers with longer wait times while traveling abroad.

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Green Card Approval Rates Decline

2025 saw a decrease in overall green card approval rates because of policy changes reshaping USCIS vetting procedures.

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Visa Approval Restricted for Those Supporting U.S. Adversaries

The State Department announced restriction of visa approval for individuals connected to organized crime groups working in the western hemisphere.

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Haiti TPS Bill Passed by House

The House of Representatives voted in favor of passing a bill granting Haiti a wholly new TPS designation.

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Immigration Removals Goal for ICE Confirmed

ICE's recent budge request to Congress confirms its goal for one million immigration removals, something that its' repeatedly denied when asked.

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Immigration Processing Backlogs Leaves Applicants at Risk

Millions of immigrants face potential removal due to the growing immigration processing backlog and increase in general processing times.

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Immigration Enforcement Affects Legal Immigration More Than Undocumented Immigration

CBP data indicates that immigration enforcement efforts over the past year impacted legal immigrants more than undocumented entries.

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Movement for Immigration Judges Independence Gains Traction

In light of the government's firing of several immigration judges, calls for an independent immigration system are dramatically increasing.

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Immigration Judges Fired by Department of Justice

The DOJ fired two more immigration judges after they blocked the removal of foreign students.

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2026 K-1 Visa Guidelines

Only U.S. citizens have access to the K-1 visa sponsoring a foreign fiancé's entry into the country as long as they get married within 90 days.

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