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Third Country Removals Resume
The Supreme Court permitted the government to resume third country removals for now. In an order dated 29 September 2026, the Court granted the Department of Justice (DOJ)’s emergency request to suspend a lower court’s decision that halted these removals. The court will hear oral arguments in December. The legality...
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Refugee Admissions Limited for 2027
The U.S. government recently notified Congress that they plan to take in no more than 17,500 refugees in the upcoming fiscal year of 2027. They stated that the majority of these spots will be allocated to white South Africans otherwise known as Afrikaners. The State Department (DOS) informed Congress on...
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Visa Bulletin for October 2026
The U.S. Department of State (DOS) published the October 2026 Visa Bulletin, marking the beginning of fiscal year 2027 and the release of a new annual allocation of employment-based and family-based immigrant visa numbers. One of the most significant developments for applicants born in India is the renewed availability of...
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Third Country Removals Lead to Uncertain Future for Removees
Nika is a 32 year old from Iran. She now lives in the Central African Republic, a country she had never visited before the U.S. deported her there. She told the Guardian that she rarely leaves home and can’t go anywhere without a driver arranged by an aid group. She...
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Public Charge Rule Challenged in Court by Multiple States
Twenty-two states together with the District of Columbia have brought a lawsuit against the U.S. government concerning its public charge rule for green card applicants, arguing that the rule discourages eligible immigrants and their families from obtaining public benefits. At the same time, a group of cities, with New York...
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