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House of Representatives Passes Haiti TPS Bill
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill restoring the Haiti temporary protected status (TPS) designation on April 16, 2026. The bill passed 224-204, according to the Office of the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives. Instead of restoring any previous TPS designation, the bill creates a wholly new...
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ICE Confirms Goals for Immigration Removals
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed its’ target of one million immigration removals. The announcement confirmed a long-standing suspicion ICE conducted immigration enforcement operations with the goal of reaching one million removals. The agency confirmed its intentions in a budget report to Congress. ICE repeatedly denied having a one million...
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Impact of Enforcement on Legal Immigration
Analysis of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data on immigration enforcement shows a greater impact on legal immigration rather than undocumented immigration. This information comes from a report published by the Cato Institute. For example, legal entries since January 2025 is dropped more than twice as the rate of...
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K-1 Visa Guidelines for 2026
The K-1 visa lets a U.S. citizen bring a foreign fiancé into the country. This is as long as the couple’s marriage within ninety days of the fiancé’s arrival. Said fiancé has the option of becoming a permanent resident afterward. This option isn’t available for fiancés of lawful permanent residents....
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Removal Cancellation Disqualified by Circuit Court
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals denied an individual’s request for removal cancellation. The Court explained the applicant’s criminal record disqualified them from a waiver of removal. The decision reinforced the importance of having a clean record when applying for any kind of immigration petition. Case Details The defendant, a...
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