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Visa Bulletin for July 2026
The U.S. Department of State has released the July 2026 visa bulletin. The Visa Bulletin provides an update on the availability of immigrant visas for both consular processing and adjustment of status applications for the month of July 2026. The bulletin includes both the Final Action Dates and the Dates for Filing for employment-based...
Read Full ArticleAsylum Seekers Battered By New Fees, Increased Restrictions
Asylum Seekers in the U.S. face difficulty due to a combination of increased restrictions and fees. According to the Los Angeles Times, many asylum seekers came with family, fleeing unsafe situations in their country of origin. Returning simply isn’t an option for them. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) implemented...
Read Full ArticleDetainees of ICE Operations Lack Criminal Records
The U.S. government enacted increasingly strict immigration enforcement measures since January 2025. Since then, the goal of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) includes removing the “worst of the worst” from the United States. In total, ICE detained 438,000 people between January 2025 and March 2026. According to ABC, only three...
Read Full ArticleDOS Decreases Visa Processing at African Embassies
The Department of State (DOS) announced an impending reduction in the number of U.S. consulates and embassies conducting visa processing in Africa. According to AP news, almost thirty embassies across the continent will cease visa processing operations. The last of these consulates will end their operations by July 1, 2026....
Read Full ArticleJudge Blocks Enforcement of Immigration Processing Suspension
A federal judge blocked enforcement of the immigration processing suspension that’s been in place for the past seven months. The decision overturns a government suspension on processing immigration visas and green card applications from thirty-nine different countries. According to CBS, this ruling overturns a ban in place since late 2025....
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