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Feds Cut Funding That Helps Legal Immigrants Gain U.S. Citizenship
On April 14, 2025, USCIS cut a $300,000 grant to MIRA Coalition, eliminating funded citizenship assistance in Massachusetts. The decision…
Record ICE Deportation Flights Surge Amid Growing Transparency Collapse
June 2025 saw 209 ICE removal flights—record high—driven by transfers to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. Military support and 697…
Turning 21 May Cost H‑1B Children Their Green Card Eligibility
Beginning August 15, 2025, USCIS will calculate CSPA ages using Final Action Dates only; filings by August 14, 2025 keep…
Breaking: Major Immigration Raids Begin in Washington, D.C. Today
ICE intensified raids nationwide, citing a 3,000-arrests-per-day goal and recording 66,000 arrests in 100 days; 65% lacked convictions. Washington, D.C.…
53 Children Sworn In as U.S. Citizens at Iowa State Fair Ceremony
At the Iowa State Fair on August 12, 2025, USCIS naturalized 53 children between 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., issuing…
DHS Proposes Ending Duration of Status for F and J Visa Holders
DHS’s June 27, 2025 proposal would end Duration of Status for F, J, and I classifications, imposing fixed stays (commonly…
US to Revamp 2025 Immigration Rules: Visa, CSPA, and Country Impacts
Major 2025 changes: EO 14159 mandates alien registration for non‑citizens staying 30+ days via Form G‑325R and proof carrying; the…
EB-3 and Other Workers Near FY-2025 Cap: What “Unavailable” Means
The Department of State cautions EB-3 and Other Workers may reach annual visa limits before September 30, 2025. Other Workers…