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One Step From Citizenship: Why the Final Hurdle Remains
On October 20, 2025, USCIS updated the N-400 civics test: 128-question pool, up to 20 questions asked, and 12 correct…
ICE Arrests Mostly for Immigration Violations, Not Violent Felons
ICE’s FY 2024 records reveal broad enforcement: 113,430 administrative arrests, nearly 49% with no prior convictions, and a detention population…
Harvard Visiting Professor Arrested by ICE Agrees to Depart
Visiting professor Anil Kumar was detained by ICE on December 5 for an expired visa and chose voluntary departure on…
Judge Finds Trump Exceeded Authority Holding Deportees at Guantánamo
A judge found deportations to Guantánamo unconstitutional for denying notice and hearings, issuing a temporary restraining order. The Supreme Court…
Trump Tightens Content Moderator Visas Under Big Tech Pressure
A late-2025 State Department memo orders visa denies for some foreign content moderators and fact-checkers viewed as censoring protected speech.…
Shops Empty in Louisiana Hispanic Neighborhood as Crackdown Spreads
A major ICE operation in New Orleans deployed roughly 250 agents and aims for about 5,000 arrests over two months.…
Japan weighs 10-year residency for naturalization amid policy shift
Japan may shift naturalization practice from five consecutive years to around ten years of effective residence, with tougher scrutiny on…
Louijeune Eyes Expanded Protections for Boston’s Immigrant Communities
Following a federal challenge in August 2025, Boston leaders defended the Boston Trust Act. Council President Ruthzee Louijeune plans to…