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Former DC USPS Worker Denaturalized After Stealing $1.6M in Checks
A former Washington, D.C., USPS worker was convicted of mail theft and bank fraud; on September 4, 2025, received 66…
CPDA Slams Supreme Court Ruling Allowing Racial Profiling in Immigration Enforcement
On Sept. 8 the Supreme Court stayed a lower-court ban, allowing immigration agents to factor race, language, location and occupation…
Senate Bill 98: Campus Alerts on Immigration Enforcement Now in Effect
SB 98 requires immediate campus alerts when immigration enforcement is confirmed at K–12, CSU, community colleges, and qualifying private colleges;…
No Widely Reported Not-Guilty Verdict in Illegal Entry Cases (2025)
2025 enforcement increases—180+ executive moves, $5,000 fines, OBBBA, and Trump v. CASA—have sped and hardened immigration prosecutions. Acquittals can occur…
New Zealand High Court Rejects Dotcom’s Bid to Halt Extradition
The High Court rejected Kim Dotcom’s September 2025 challenge, affirming the August 2024 extradition approval to the U.S. Health concerns…
Proactive I-9 Reviews Before ICE Arrivals Minimize Fines
In 2025 ICE I-9 enforcement increased sharply—over 30%—driven by new agents and whistleblower incentives. Employers should run internal I-9 reviews,…
What the Supreme Court’s racial profiling ruling means for Minnesota
The Sept. 8, 2025 Supreme Court emergency order allows limited use of race and language in immigration stops in California.…
Lutheran Clergy Seek Temporary Block on Harboring Immigrant Crime Law
DHS rescinded protections for sensitive locations on January 20, 2025, prompting faith groups to sue over religious‑liberty and procedural claims.…