What the Law Really Says About Stripping Afghan Citizenship
Political talk about stripping citizenship has raised concerns, but the 14th Amendment and court precedent strongly protect naturalized…
Green Card Interviews Turn to Detentions: ICE Arrests
ICE arrests during USCIS Green Card interviews in San Diego—reported in at least six marriage‑based cases—have sparked fear.…
Honduran Student Deported Despite Court Order Halting Removal
A Babson College freshman was detained at Logan Airport and deported to Honduras the day after a federal…
Government Revokes Asylum Protections for Criminal Convictions
Authorities are reversing protections for asylum seekers and former status holders, targeting those with criminal convictions and ending…
India’s 2025 Immigration Order Threatens Human Rights, Amnesty Warns
Effective September 2, 2025, the Order centralizes immigration control, enabling exit bans, detention without robust judicial review, and…
Berlin Faces Record Wave of Citizenship Lawsuits Over Delays
Nearly 2,000 citizenship lawsuits were filed in Berlin by October 2025 amid a backlog after LEA centralization. The…
Colorado Has Yet to Comply With Federal Immigrant Medicaid Request
Colorado has not provided detailed emergency Medicaid records for undocumented immigrants to CMS after a July 30, 2025…
Temporary Protected Status (TPS), February 3, 2026, Haitian Evangelical Clergy Ass’n v. Trump upheld
A court preserved Temporary Protected Status for about 350,000 Haitians through Feb. 3, 2026, finding DHS unlawfully shortened…
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.…
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…