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Trump H-1B Crackdown: $100,000 Fee and Americans-First Policy
A $100,000 one-time fee will apply to new H-1B petitions filed on or after September 21, 2025 for workers abroad. DOL’s Project Firewall increases audits and penalties, and regulators will…
From Dallas to Alaska: New H-1B Fee Could Strain School Staffing
A $100,000 fee on new H-1B petitions, effective September 21, 2025, threatens international teacher hiring nationwide. States with…
U.S. Revokes Six Foreigners’ Visas Over Charlie Kirk Comments
Six visas were revoked after foreigners posted social media content celebrating Charlie Kirk’s September 10, 2025, killing. Officials…
Immigration Crackdown Sparks Unease Ahead of Chicago Marathon Weekend
Heightened federal immigration enforcement has created anxiety ahead of the October 12, 2025 Chicago Marathon. Organizers directed participants…
Chicago Bounties on Immigration Officers and Cross-Border Crime
Since October 2025, cartels and Chicago gangs posted bounties for harming ICE and Border Patrol personnel, offering up…
Washington Conference: Attorneys Address an Unsettling Immigration Era
Nationwide expansion of expedited removal and increased ICE raids have intensified enforcement, threatened TPS and Dreamer protections, and…
Trump Administration Continues Immigration Raids in Chicago Today
Since early September 2025, ICE and Homeland Security have intensified raids in Chicago, causing confrontations, arrests, and use…
Amid Immigration Enforcement, Migrant Farmworker Numbers Are Falling
The immigrant labor force fell by 1.2 million in early 2025, driving a 7% drop in agricultural jobs…
Florida’s Emergency Manager Detaining Immigrants Under Expanded Policy
Florida’s emergency management now runs Alligator Alcatraz and a Baker County Deportation Depot, rapidly expanding detention capacity. Built…
Supreme Court Leaves H-4 EAD Rules Intact, Upholds Work Rights
By declining review, the Supreme Court left the 2015 H-4 EAD rule intact, enabling eligible spouses to apply…