Judge Vacates ICE Arrest Policy at Immigration Courts
A federal judge in Manhattan found ICE's 2025 arrest guidance arbitrary and capricious as applied to immigration courts and set it aside.…
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Supreme Court to Hear No-Bond Immigration Detention Case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the government can hold people who entered without inspection in detention with no bond hearing.…
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Judge Won’t Pause Ruling on 75-Country Visa Ban
A federal judge in New York refused to pause her ruling that struck down the State Department's 75-country immigrant visa suspension. The…
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Judge Adds 10 Days to Diversity Visa Processing
A federal judge in California ordered the State Department to keep processing fiscal year 2026 Diversity Visa cases for 10 days after…
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Second Judge Blocks $100,000 H-1B Fee in California Ruling
A federal judge in Oakland blocked USCIS and the State Department from implementing the $100,000 H-1B fee while a lawsuit proceeds. It…
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BIA Says Judges Can Deny Asylum Without a DHS Motion
The Board of Immigration Appeals held in Matter of G-R-B- that an immigration judge may deny an asylum or withholding application without…
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Supreme Court Allows Third-Country Removals to Resume
The Supreme Court allowed DHS to resume third-country removals by pausing a judgment that required notice and a chance to raise fear…
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Supreme Court Asked Again to Allow Third-Country Removals
The Solicitor General asked the Supreme Court on September 24 to pause a ruling that requires notice and a chance to raise…
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BIA Ends Advance Parole’s Shield From the Unlawful Presence Bar
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that leaving the U.S. on advance parole now counts as a departure, ending a 2012 protection…
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Supreme Court Revives Expanded SAVE Citizenship Checks
The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed the federal government to resume its expanded SAVE citizenship-verification system while litigation over privacy and federal…
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