Supreme Court Issues Rulings in Immigration Cases

Customs and Border Protection may prevent immigrants from making asylum claims, and DHS may end Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian nationals residing in the U.S. The…

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Supreme Court Rules Green Cards may be Revoked for Criminal Allegations

Immigration law stipulates that certain offenses are grounds for exclusion from lawful reentry into the U.S. The Supreme Court ruled this week that federal border officials may suspend…

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Acting Attorney General Appoints National Coordinator to Address Human Trafficking

The DOJ explained that human traffickers have relied “on the silence of their victims and a lack of information sharing among government agencies.“ Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche…

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DOJ Charges 15 Antifa Members for Violence Against ICE in Minnesota

The Justice Department announced that 15 Antifa members were charged with conspiracy to violently obstruct lawful immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis in early 2026. President Trump designated Antifa…

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Justice Department Ends Anti-Weaponization Fund after Judge’s Ruling

President Trump met with House Speaker Mike Johnson about the fund that would have compensated victims of government weaponization and lawfare. The Department of Justice halted the creation…

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USCIS Reinstates Consular Green Card Application Policy

The agency is requiring compliance with long-standing practice under U.S. law. The Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has released a policy memo reiterating long-standing immigration policy. This policy…

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White House Directs Banking Industry to Review Financial Risks Linked to Immigration Status

President Trump instructs agencies to assess fraud, lending, and compliance risks involving customer identification, and financial activity. President Donald Trump issued an executive order last week directing the…

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DOJ Announces Swearing-In of 77 Immigration Judges

It is the largest-ever class of new adjudicators for the Executive Office for Immigration Review. The Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) announced that 77 new immigration judges…

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Labor Department Clarifies English Proficiency Rules for Commercial Drivers

New guidance affects labor certification applications for foreign commercial motor vehicle operators. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued new guidance requiring foreign workers in commercial motor vehicle…

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FMSCA Investigates CDL Approval After Another Fatal Truck Collision in CA

A DHS official said the Indian national “should never have been behind the wheel of a semi-truck.” The Transportation Department announced that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration…

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