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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.…
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…
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…