NY Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks ICE Arrests at NYC Immigration Courts
A federal judge in New York has temporarily stopped ICE from carrying out most civil immigration arrests inside and around...
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ICE Detention: What Immigrants and Their Families Need to Know
ICE detention is one of the scariest situations an immigrant family can face. A loved one may suddenly be taken...
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New Proposal by The American Immigration Council Calls for a More Humane Immigration Enforcement System
The U.S. immigration enforcement system is broken. Instead of creating a credible and humane process, the current approach often jeopardizes...
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U.S. Passports Can Be Revoked for Significant Child Support Debt
The U.S. Department of State has announced a major enforcement update: U.S. citizens who owe significant child support debt may...
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ICE Arrests of New York’s Asian Immigrants Increased 600% Under Trump: What Asian Families Need to Know
In New York City, the number of ICE arrests involving Asian immigrants has sharply increased. What is especially alarming is...
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Trump Administration Makes Exception for Foreign Doctors From Travel-Ban Countries
The Trump administration is allowing foreign doctors from travel-ban countries to continue immigration processing despite broader restrictions. They reportedly made...
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Court Blocks Immigration Fee Hikes For People Facing Deportation
A major federal court decision from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has changed the landscape for...
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Powerful Court Pressure Forces Trump To Ease Asylum Crackdown
CBS News reports that the Trump administration has started rolling back part of the asylum freeze that stopped many applications from moving forward.
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New Public Charge Rule: How It Could Stop Immigrants from Getting Visas or Green Cards
the Trump administration is pushing for changes to the public charge rule — a long-standing part of U.S. immigration law.
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EOIR Appoints 42 New Immigration Judges: A New Era of Deportations?
On March 11, 2026, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) swore in 42 new immigration judges across various U.S....
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