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The immigrant Gold Card Program is now available, it gives beneficiaries an expedited path to lawful permanent status and even naturalization.

Recently, noncitizen spouses of U.S. citizens have reported being detained when attending their green card interviews.

USCIS reduced the validity period of many employment authorization documents from five years to eighteen months and tightened processing procedures.

The government requested a federal court to drop the Chamber of Commerce's lawsuit against the implementation of the $100k H-1B fee.

The government proposed increasing the scope of denaturalization operations to punish naturalized citizens who commit crimes.

The government is temporarily pausing the processing for all immigration applications from multiple countries, that includes green card decisions and citizenship ceremonies.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services gives lawful permanent resident college students a clear citizenship pathway via filing a Form N-400.

A lawsuit has been filed challenging undocumented immigrants fines totaling over $1.8 million. Since the start of the Trump administration's second term, over $6 billion in fines have been assessed.

A federal judge dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit against a New York law barring courthouse arrests for immigration enforcement operations, arguing it violated the boundaries of the federal government's power defined by the 10th Amendment.

The Office of Foreign Labor Certification announced a 33 day deadline extension for any labor certification that should've been submitted from October 1 to November 2.