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The petition cap for the FY2026 H-1B is expected to be reached from existing selections. No additional selections are anticipated. USCIS will continue processing H-1B cap visas for those selected and for non-cap visas.

A judicial order outlines a news set of refugee admissions procedures for the U.S. for individuals that were in the processing of entering the country when the US Refugee Admissions Program was terminated.

The August 2025 visa bulletin sees India advance in the EB-3 category and retrogression across the EB-2 category, with all other categories not seeing any change.

A federal judge issued a nationwide block on enforcing the government's birthright citizenship order that complies with the recent Supreme court order.

Given the increase of ICE immigration raids, it's important to know what agents are and are not permitted to do under the law.

Revocation of U.S. citizenship status is now a priority for the U.S. department of justice, who are now implementing it as punishment for civil offenses.

The U.S. Supreme court ruled that DHS removal orders mark the beginning of the grace period to dispute said orders, not orders from other government agencies.

The U.S. Supreme court ruled third country removals don't need to give deportees a chance to dispute their case in immigration court.

The Harvard international enrollment ban has been preemptively blocked by a federal court order, meaning all international students attending the university don't have to transfer schools to keep their legal status.

The court order blocking immigration authorities from further detaining a green card holder was revoked due to not addressing ground for detainment beyond foreign policy.