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Immigration enforcement is increasing the number of family separations as more individuals are being stopped and choosing to legally challenge their removal rather than leave the U.S. with their children.

The government announced that visa holders that make posts celebrating the death of a prominent right-wing activist will be subject to legal status removal.

Recent events highlight the importance of green card holders not having any unresolved legal issues, because having even a minor offense can trigger detainment and removal procedures.

Starting October 28, 2025 USCIS will only accept payment for fees in the form of online debit or credit card payments, individuals who can't pay without physical money should file a Form G-1651 to get an exemption.

The Supreme Court overturned the restrictions placed on ICE enforcement in California after a drawn-out stand off between California state officials and the federal government following wide-scale immigration enforcement operations in the state.

A federal court has order the resumption of the processing for diversity visa lottery winners, citing the state department's use of Proclamation 10949 as reasoning to keep delaying processing unlawful.

The DHS is barring funding to disaster relief organizations found giving aid to undocumented individuals as part of campaign to adopt stricter immigration enforcement measures across all levels of government.

Immigration background checks will include gathering information about the applicant in the locations where they live and work, including interviewing individuals such as neighbors, coworkers, or business contacts for testimony.

A federal court has stayed a lower court pause on the termination of TPS status of Nicaragua, Honduras, and Nepal, allowing DHS to temporarily carryout removals.

USCIS will more strictly enforce punishments for immigration fraud, which carries a ten year prison sentence along with revocation of an individuals eligibility to reapply for a visa.