Immigration
Latest in Immigration
Tierra Encantada Employees Affected by CHNV Parole Program Termination
On April 24, 2025, DHS ended the CHNV parole programs, terminating work authorizations for eligible nationals. Employers must review I-9…
Sauder Village Celebrates 75 New US Citizens on Fourth of July
Naturalization grants immigrants voting rights, a U.S. passport, and legal protections after at least five years of residency, English, and…
Bay Area Peruvian Immigrant Released After Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrest
A federal judge in July 2025 ruled ICE’s arrest of a Peruvian immigrant outside San Francisco immigration court unlawful, ordering…
Attacks on Immigration Agents Mark a New Wave of Political Violence
Attacks on ICE agents surged 500% in June 2025, prompting federal increased security and prosecution. ICE escalated enforcement with daily…
2025 Immigration Policies Tighten Enforcement on Illegal Reentry Cases
Prosecutions for illegal reentry reached 2,482 in March 2025 amid Project 2025 policies targeting quicker deportations and ending DACA and…
Nonprofit Alleges Denver Immigration Court Judges Obstruct Public Access
The ACLU alleges Denver Immigration Court blocks access and intimidates observers, risking due process. It urges open courtrooms and free…
2025 U.S. Naturalization Process Sees Longer Waits and Stricter Checks
In 2025, naturalization involves eligibility checks, Form N-400 filing, biometrics, interviews, and an oath ceremony. Applicants need a green card…
When Citizenship Is No Longer Guaranteed: U.S. Sets New Boundaries
The U.S. enacted key immigration updates in 2025: birthright citizenship restrictions pending legal decisions, mandatory immigrant registration from April, tougher…