Federal Court Blocks Policy Denying Detained Immigrants Access to Immigration Benefits
A federal court has blocked a DHS policy that prevented detained immigrants from completing required biometric appointments for certain immigration applications. Learn what the ruling means for detained applicants and their attorneys.
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J.O.P. v. DHS: Asylum Rights for Immigrants Who Entered as Unaccompanied Children
The J.O.P. v. DHS settlement provides important protections for certain immigrants who entered the United States as unaccompanied children. Learn who may qualify, what the settlement means, and why the November 18, 2026 termination date matters.
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California Nurses Association v. Mullin: Federal Court Limits Election-Related Immigration Investigations
A federal court ruling concerning election-related immigration investigations raises important questions about citizenship data, voter intimidation, and the limits of federal enforcement ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
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Fifth Circuit's Sosnava Rodriguez Decision: What It Means for Detained Immigrants
The Fifth Circuit's en banc decision in Sosnava Rodriguez limits constitutional challenges to immigration detention without bond hearings. Learn which habeas arguments may remain available and what detained immigrants' attorneys should consider.
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Fifth Circuit Rules No Constitutional Right to Bond Hearings for Certain ICE Detainees
A divided Fifth Circuit has ruled that certain detained immigrants have no independent constitutional right to bond hearings. Learn how the decision affects ICE detention challenges and what legal options may remain.
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When Temporary Immigration Protection Ends: What TPS Beneficiaries Need to Know
Temporary immigration protections can help people live and work in the United States for years without guaranteeing permanent residence. Learn how changes to Temporary Protected Status may affect work authorization, removal risk, and potential immigration options.
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Motions to Reopen Immigration Cases: Exceptional Circumstances and Deadlines
A motion to reopen may give someone another opportunity to present their immigration case after a removal order. Learn how exceptional circumstances, missed hearing notices, filing deadlines, and other legal exceptions may affect your options.
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Supreme Court Asked to Preserve Texas-DOJ Agreement on Immigration Court Proceedings
A dispute involving Texas, the Trump administration, and immigration court procedures has reached the Supreme Court. The case raises questions about administrative closure, federal rulemaking, and who can defend an immigration regulation when the government declines to do so.
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How Fear of ICE Enforcement Is Affecting Daily Life for Immigrants in Chicago
Concerns about immigration enforcement can affect work schedules, family routines, healthcare access, and financial stability. Learn how immigrant families can prepare, understand their rights, and find reliable legal information.
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Haitian TPS Termination: Deportation Risks and Immigration Options
The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians raises urgent concerns about deportation and safety amid violence in Haiti. Learn what former TPS recipients should know about possible immigration protections and next steps.
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