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Van Orden, Dairy Groups Push Year-Round Farm Worker Reform
H.R. 4748 proposes a one-year renewable visa for year-round agricultural workers, using CBP One and requiring lawful re-entry and a $2,500 minimum fee. Filed July 23, 2025, and under House…
Judge Halts Florida SB 4-C, Yet Some Officers Continue Enforcement
Judge Kathleen Williams blocked Florida’s SB 4-C in April 2025, citing federal preemption and commerce-clause concerns. Despite the…
Immigration Judge Denies Bond for Dallas Muslim Leader Marwan Marouf
Judge Abdias E. Tida denied bond for Marwan Marouf on October 6, 2025, after Marouf’s ICE arrest and…
Santa Monica Leads Challenge to Disaster-Prep Funding Tied to Immigration Enforcement
Santa Monica joined other cities suing to block federal rules that tie disaster preparedness grants to immigration-enforcement cooperation.…
Permanent Citizenship: Why States May Not Grant and Revoke
Courts, led by the First Circuit, have blocked a Trump executive order aimed at narrowing birthright citizenship, holding…
UCLA Faculty Analyze California’s New Immigration Enforcement Laws
On September 20, 2025, California passed five laws limiting immigration enforcement in schools and healthcare: requiring officer ID,…
Freeing a Wrongly Detained Imam Won’t Fix Immigration Law, Zorn Warns
A wrongly detained imam’s release reveals systemic immigration failures: outdated laws, nearly 3.9 million court backlogs, and funding…
Could Your Asylum Case Be Dismissed Over the $100 Annual Fee?
Starting in 2025, asylum applicants must pay a $100 filing fee and $100 annually while cases remain pending.…
Indian Man Avoids Immigration Penalties After Voyeurism in Ontario
An Ontario man convicted of voyeurism avoided deportation after his sentence was reduced to 5.5 months, keeping it…
False Claims Act Expands to Immigration in Federal Work, DOJ Enforces
Since May 2025 DOJ added immigration violations to its whistleblower program, pairing FCA enforcement with criminal statutes. NDAA…