Salvadoran TPS Status Unresolved, Some Employers Cut Jobs Anyway
Salvadoran TPS remains legally valid with no DHS decision yet, but some employers are laying off workers anyway.
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Policy changes, visa bulletins and court rulings: what changed, why it changed and the official sources behind it.
Policy & rulemaking
Salvadoran TPS remains legally valid with no DHS decision yet, but some employers are laying off workers anyway.
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Policy & rulemaking
U.S. immigration courts have denied asylum at a steadily rising rate for a decade, with court records showing the denial rate climbing…
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Court rulings
A federal judge blocked the DHS rule that would have ended duration of status for F students, J exchange visitors and I…
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Policy & rulemaking
OIRA approved USCIS's revised Form I-140G on September 11, 2026. The filing form supports the Gold Card program, but the paperwork approval…
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Court rulings
New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and other local governments sued over DHS’s new public charge rule. The rule took effect…
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Policy & rulemaking
The White House has completed review of a proposed DHS rule on Optional Practical Training fees. The proposal is not yet in…
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Court rulings
The Justice Department says an Afghan national has been removed from the United States in the first completed case before the Alien…
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Policy & rulemaking
A grand jury in Raleigh indicted Miguel Angel Olivera-Borda for allegedly falsely claiming he still lived with his U.S. citizen wife on…
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Court rulings
A California federal court enjoined two USCIS memos that froze applications from 39 countries and the Palestinian Authority, and certified a class…
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Court rulings
A federal court in New York has revoked the citizenship of a man who concealed a rape and kidnapping during his naturalization…
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