Archive | Immigration Law

Bush-appointed judge says ICE can't arrest illegals at immigration court anymore.

Chicago police released an Ecuadoran who killed someone two weeks later.

Mandatory detentions without bond hearings for illegals.

While it waits to hear arguments in December.

Voter ID wouldn’t solve this problem.

The Admin imposed new sanctions on South African officials just last week.

A profile of the Admin's "Office of Remigration."

One consular officer alleges Indian H-1B fraud is as high as 90 percent.

DHS blames such claims for much of its massive backlog.

Government is trying to head off the ascendant populist anti-immigration party.

“I don’t need an agreement to do the right thing,” one sheriff said.

Twenty-five thousand people have been deported to "third countries" so far.

States want to keep their pets on the dole.

The State Department cut the fee for renouncing citizenship by 80 percent this year.

They want the floodgates open to their co-ethnics.

The party wants 750,000 fewer temporary migrants in three years.

Thanks to the pardon, the case is now moot.

The rule gives H-1B holders 60 days to find other employment if they lose a job.

Her son and son-in-law plotted a mass shooting on Election Day in 2024.

The judge leading the training session denied over 80 percent of asylum claims.

Who would think twice to make Lukman Owolabi Ganiyu a senior immigration official?

City wants to "send a message" to its immigrant community.

"Threats to American workers will NOT be tolerated."

"Do you miss Mogadishu? The remigration grant will help you get ​home," reads an advert.

Short-term gains, long-term danger.

"This is just a way to kill the H-1B program."

Hundreds claimed to have slept with the daughter of the Kurdish prime minister.

Last-minute hearings are taking place in FEMA facilities.

She's a Salvadoran whose TPS is expiring soon.

Proposal would reverse a 2015 rule.

"As of June, the national asylum grant rate had fallen to 5.5% — down from 32% . . . ."

“Japan-first” policies are on the rise.

HHS is designing new rules to prevent women in their third trimester from entering the country.

Immigrants taking jobs Americans desperately want to do.

"Almost none of my clients have a winning case based on current law."

Four times higher rate than last year due to stricter visa rules.

"USCIS completed just 20,674 naturalization cases in July 2026, down from 80,077 a year prior."

He arrived in the US less than two years ago.

From April to June, over 140,000 migrants were given leave to remain in Britain.

Only eight cases in 2025, now 50 lawsuits in July alone.

H-4 visa crackdown.

The investor's name? Ankit Gupta.

“It feels like we’re just waiting for the Grim Reaper to knock on our door."

The order seeks to prevent birth tourism.

We mustn't separate families.

Massive reversal for Sweden's immigration system.

Germany argues that rescue organizations are enabling human smuggling.

Public universities may have to start serving the public.

All U.S. embassies and consulates are getting training to screen for probable dependents.

The fee would apply to all new H-1B petitions.

Operation Return to Sender has returned.

They're business and tourism visas for asylum-seekers.

Admin can appeal.

One way flights to Cap-Haïtien.

Admin may be trying to make reentry more difficult.

Republicans are calling it the "Stop Nick Shirley Act."

Admin estimates nearly one million people will become ineligible after the rule change.

The first batch arrived yesterday.

"Short of a judicial warrant, we do not grant access to immigration enforcement agents."

Germany is trying to do the same.

More than 5,000 Ethiopians had TPS.

Dems take a newfound interest in "law and order."

DREAMing of home…

Projected 33 to 50 percent reduction in legal immigration by the end of the term.

Lands near the Southern boarder designated "National Defense Areas."

The Admin revoked visas from more than 50 Mexican politicians last year.

Children reunited with their parents may no longer be considered "unaccompanied minors."

“Restricting legal immigration is not a good idea."

Most were a result of law enforcement encounters.

"Mexico, India, and China account for the greatest shares of foreign buyers . . . ."

Japan adding income and pension requirements to permanent residency applications.

The Supreme Court "turned birthright citizenship into the next Roe v. Wade."

Rule from the first Trump term returns after being undone by Biden.

Some Haitians are getting ankle monitors instead of flights home.

ICE can now detain people who have been here for years as though they just crossed the border.