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Trump Halts Federal Legal Aid for Unaccompanied Minors
Analysis of the February 2025 stop work order that halted federal legal defense for 26,000 unaccompanied minors, from litigation to partial reversal.
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Sanctuary Cities in the U.S.: What They Are in 2026
Learn what sanctuary jurisdictions are, which states and cities have them, and what has changed for immigrants in the era of Trump's mass deportations.
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Who Deported the Most in 21st-Century America: Obama Leads the Rankings
Official DHS data shows Barack Obama removed more immigrants than any other recent president. See the full comparison.
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2025 Travel Ban: 19 Countries Barred or Restricted from the United States
In 2025, Trump signed a sweeping entry ban affecting nationals from 19 countries — 12 under a full suspension and 7 under partial restrictions. See who is exempt.
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Trump’s Travel Ban Blocks Entry for 19 Nationalities Into the U.S.
Proclamation 10949, signed in June 2025, fully bans entry of citizens from 12 countries and partially restricts 7 others, with exceptions for permanent residents, athletes, and religious minorities facing persecution.
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Supreme Court Clears Trump to Revoke Parole for 532,000 Immigrants
The U.S. Supreme Court authorized in May 2025 that the Trump administration terminate the CHNV humanitarian parole program, exposing 532,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans to the loss of legal status and deportation.
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Work Authorization for Asylum Seekers in the US: Proposed Changes Under Review
A regulatory proposal from the Trump administration seeks to suspend the issuance of Employment Authorization Documents for asylum seekers until the USCIS backlog falls below a 180-day average per case. Understand the impact, the legal basis, and what to expect.
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Global Crises and U.S. Visas: What Changes in 2026
International conflicts influence the U.S. immigration system — but not in the way most people assume. Here's which profiles and categories remain a priority.
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Immigration in the USA in 2026: Main Changes and Perspectives
Learn about the changes in US immigration policy for 2025-2026, from the Gold Card to the $100,000 H-1B fee, and what to expect for skilled professionals.
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Operation PARRIS: Fraud Verification in U.S. Refugee Cases
DHS has launched Operation PARRIS to reassess thousands of refugee cases in Minnesota. Learn what's at stake and how to prepare.
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ICE Ramps Up Arrests and Workplace Raids
ICE's acting director confirms arrests of anyone in the country unlawfully and renewed workplace enforcement. Here are the numbers, policy shifts, and what they mean for immigrants and employers.
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U.S. Immigration Courts: Independence Under Pressure
Mass firings, a backlog of 3.5 million cases, and reports of political pressure have put EOIR's due process guarantees at the center of debate in 2026.
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Support for Immigration in the U.S. Reaches 25-Year High
A 2025 Gallup poll found that 79% of Americans view immigration positively — a sharp contrast with the federal government's increasingly restrictive policies.
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Firing of Immigration Judges in the U.S. Raises Alarms About Judicial Independence
Mass dismissals at the EOIR and a backlog of 3.7 million cases are putting due process at risk in U.S. immigration courts.
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One Big Beautiful Bill: What Changes for Immigrants in 2026
The sweeping new U.S. fiscal and social law rewrites Medicaid, SNAP, and tax rules with direct effects on permanent residents, visa holders, and immigration applicants.
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Pause on Immigrant Visas in the USA: What Still Works
Understand the pause in immigrant visa issuance for 75 countries, who is affected, and which alternatives remain available in 2026.
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Trump Proposes Capping F-1 and J-1 Visas at a Fixed Four-Year Term
A new DHS rule would replace open-ended 'duration of status' with a fixed four-year limit for F-1 and J-1 students, with far-reaching effects on OPT, STEM OPT, and doctoral candidates.
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DACA Recipient Detentions Sound the Alarm for Immigrants
Cases like that of Catalina Santiago, a DACA recipient detained in El Paso, expose the fragility of the Dreamers program under the Trump administration in 2026.
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Investment-Based U.S. Residency: 2026 Overview
EB-5, IEP, and the Trump Gold and Platinum Card proposals: how each U.S. investment residency pathway works, minimum amounts, timelines, and what is actually in effect today.
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Trump Gold Card: How the $1 Million Visa Works
A breakdown of the Gold Card program: requirements, official amounts, comparison with EB-5, current regulatory status, and legal challenges to the new investor visa.
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