Legal
Court rulings, regulatory changes, and legal precedents shaping immigration law. Coverage of federal circuit decisions, BIA appeals, injunctions, and enforcement litigation that affect visa holders and applicants.
Judge questions standards for international student visa revocations, SEVIS record terminations, due process.
A federal judge questioned the government about international student visa revocations and SEVIS terminations, citing due process concerns. Plaintiffs say actions often lacked notice, explanation, or chance to respond and…
DOJ defends Kristi Noem, deportation flights, El Salvador despite judge order
DOJ filings confirm Kristi Noem decided to press ahead with March 2025 deportation flights to El Salvador despite…
Canadian Federal Court Upholds Immigration Bar for IRGC Conscripts under IRPA.
A federal judge affirmed that two years of IRGC conscription makes an Iranian asylum seeker inadmissible under IRPA…
Courts cite accuracy concerns, privacy concerns, body camera footage in AI use
A judge warned that AI-assisted reports may conflict with body camera footage, highlighting accuracy and privacy risks as…
Colorado Judge Limits ICE to warrantless arrests, requiring probable cause and flight risk
Judge R. Brooke Jackson limited ICE’s warrantless arrests in Colorado, requiring documented probable cause and individualized findings of…
Thailand Announces e-Work Permit System, October 13, 2025, Fully Digital Process
The e-Work Permit System launched October 13, 2025, centralizes foreign work permit applications online. Users upload documents, pay…
David Jose Huerta obstructing a federal officer during ICE raids faces not guilty plea in Los Angeles
SEIU leader David Jose Huerta pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor obstructing a federal officer after his June…
Authorities Examine H-1B visa, Industrial-Scale Fraud Claims Linked to Chennai
Allegations of large-scale H-1B fraud tied to Chennai—one claim of 220,000 visas and an 80–90% questionable rate—have reignited…
NC Cities Seek Immigrant Protections, Preemption Limits Action
A series of laws culminating with Senate Bill 153 (effective Oct. 1, 2025) tightens state control over local…
Nearly 200,000 Ukrainians in the U.S. Face Deportation Risk
Launched April 2022, Uniting for Ukraine gave two-year parole to ~260,000 Ukrainians. A January 2025 suspension stalled renewals,…