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Japan Ends Lawyer Notification System for Deportation by ISA
The Japanese government has abolished the 'lawyer notification system' for deportations, replacing it with direct, short-notice warnings to individuals. This…
Stephen Miller Calls U.S. Asylum System a Multibillion Dollar Fraudulent Industry
Operation PARRIS marks a shift in U.S. immigration policy, introducing post-admission re-verification for thousands of refugees. Starting in Minnesota, the…
Quebec Ends PEQ Fast Track as Skilled Worker Selection Program PSTQ Takes Effect
Quebec has transitioned from the PEQ fast-track immigration program to the invitation-based PSTQ system. This change prioritizes French proficiency and…
Speaker Johnson Navigates Partial Government Shutdown Amid Immigration Enforcement
The current partial shutdown impacts DHS through a short-term funding bridge, though USCIS remains mostly operational due to its fee-funded…
Lawsuit Challenges U.S. Green Card Freeze Targeting 75 Countries Public Charge Concern Clinic
A sweeping U.S. policy has halted immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries as of late January 2026. This…
California Sees Net International Migration Fall 69.8% in 2025
Census data shows California's international migration plummeted in 2025. Simultaneously, new federal rules for H-1B visas and TPS terminations are…
Trump Administration Policies Could Cut Legal Immigration 33 to 50 Percent, Uscis and DHS Say
The U.S. has introduced significant immigration changes involving entry restrictions, shorter work permits, and increased vetting. With major H-1B and…
New Jersey Proposes ICE Tracking Portal While Advocates Seek Broader Protections
New Jersey's proposed ICE Tracking Portal seeks to document federal immigration activity through citizen reports. While framed as an accountability…