DOJ Moves to Strip Citizenship from 40 Convicted Criminals: What Naturalized Citizens Should Know
The DOJ has announced denaturalization cases against 40 naturalized U.S. citizens. Here is what the cases mean and why a criminal conviction does not automatically result in loss of citizenship.
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Federal Court Strikes Down ICE’s Courthouse Arrest Policy Nationwide
A federal court has struck down ICE’s policy of conducting civil immigration arrests at or near immigration courthouses nationwide. The ruling is effective immediately and restores important protections for immigrants attending required court proceedings.
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New Louisiana ICE Facility to Hold Immigrant Children and Families: What Parents Should Know
A planned ICE facility in Alexandria, Louisiana, is expected to hold immigrant families, children, and single adult women. Learn what families should know about detention, legal rights, and possible options for challenging custody.
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Second Federal Judge Blocks $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee: What Employers Should Know
A second federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's $100,000 H-1B visa fee. Learn what the ruling may mean for employers, foreign professionals, and upcoming H-1B petitions.
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DHS Changes Affirmative Asylum Interview Process: What Asylum Seekers Should Know
A new DHS rule allows certain affirmative asylum applications to be referred to immigration court without a USCIS interview. Learn how the policy may affect pending asylum cases and what applicants should do to prepare.
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Federal Judge Limits ICE Courthouse Arrest Policy: What Immigrants Need to Know
A federal judge in Manhattan has vacated part of the Trump administration's policy on ICE arrests at immigration courthouses, restoring narrower limits on when such arrests may occur. Learn what the ruling means for immigrants with upcoming hearings and why court attendance remains important.
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Supreme Court to Review Trump’s Mandatory Immigration Detention Policy: What Immigrants Should Know
The Supreme Court will review the Trump administration’s mandatory immigration detention policy. Learn how the case could affect bond hearings, ICE detention, and legal options for immigrants fighting removal.
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Illinois Medicaid Changes on October 1, 2026: What Immigrants Should Know
Beginning October 1, 2026, many noncitizens in Illinois will no longer qualify for federally funded Medicaid. Here is what immigrants, including Ukrainians, refugees, asylees, parolees, and green card holders, should know about the changes.
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ICE Arrests More Than 100 in Southwest Kansas: What Immigrants and Families Should Know
ICE arrested 104 people during a three-day enforcement operation in Southwest Kansas. Here is what immigrants and families should know about detention, immigration proceedings, and seeking legal help.
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Supreme Court Allows Third-Country Deportations to Resume: What Immigrants Should Know
The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed the Trump administration to resume certain third-country deportations while it considers the underlying legal challenge. Here is what immigrants and families should know about the decision.
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