Immigration
Supreme Court Clears Way for Revival of 'Metering' Policy Limiting Asylum Seekers
5 sources · 28d ago
Supreme Court Rules Border Officers Can Downgrade Green Card Holders' Status Without 'Clear and Convincing' Evidence
5 sources · 29d ago
Federal Judge Vacates Trump Administration Policies Expanding ICE Courthouse Arrests
3 sources · 30d ago
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DHS Proposes 75% Fee Increase for U.S. Citizenship Applications, Eliminates Waivers
4 sources · 31d ago
Human Rights Groups Sue Canada Over Deportation of Asylum Seekers to U.S.
3 sources · 33d ago
Supreme Court to Decide if Green Card Holders Can Be Detained Indefinitely During Deportation Fights
5 sources · 37d ago
Ireland Implements Sweeping Asylum Overhaul Under New International Protection Act
4 sources · 38d ago
Supreme Court to Decide if Immigrants Can Be Held Indefinitely Without Bond Hearings
4 sources · 38d ago
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin Refuses to Rule Out ICE Presence at 2026 Midterm Polls
4 sources · 39d ago
Senate Passes $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Package After 18-Hour Showdown
4 sources · 46d ago
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USCIS Reclassifies Green Card Adjustment of Status as 'Extraordinary Relief' in Sweeping Policy Shift
A new USCIS policy memorandum instructs adjudicators to treat applications for permanent residency from within the U.S. as a discretionary exception rather than a standard benefit, significantly raising the burden of proof for applicants.
Also missing: Consular officers who will have to process the displaced applicants · Individual immigrants currently in the AOS backlog
Supreme Court Clears Way for Revival of 'Metering' Policy Limiting Asylum Seekers
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that border officials can limit the daily number of asylum seekers processed at ports of entry, reviving a controversial practice known as 'metering.'
Also missing: Mexican border city mayors · Frontline CBP processing agents
Supreme Court Rules Border Officers Can Downgrade Green Card Holders' Status Without 'Clear and Convincing' Evidence
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that border agents do not need definitive proof of a crime to treat returning lawful permanent residents as applicants for admission, making it easier to place them in deportation proceedings.
Also missing: Frontline Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers who must implement the ruling on the ground. · Green card holders who have been placed in immigration limbo due to pending, unproven charges.