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Western Hemisphere Embassies to Report Human Rights Ties to Mass Migration
A new U.S. State Department directive requires embassies in Latin America and the Caribbean to report on migration-linked human rights…
New York Green Light Law Survives Federal Challenge, Judge Rules
New York's Green Light Law was upheld by a federal court, allowing undocumented residents to keep applying for standard driver's…
Trump Admin Sues Virginia Over In-State Tuition for Immigrant Students
The DOJ has sued Virginia to end in-state tuition for undocumented students, citing federal law 8 U.S.C. § 1623(a). The…
Trump-Era Rule Lets US Deny Asylum Based on Public Health Risks
A final rule effective December 31, 2025, enables the U.S. government to bar migrants from asylum if they pose a…
Deported Brown Medicine Nephrologist Appeals U.S. Entry Ban
A Lebanese doctor formerly at Brown Medicine is appealing her 2025 deportation. Removed for alleged extremist sympathies found on her…
Why Foreign Trades Workers Are Well-Positioned in Canada Despite Cuts
To tackle the housing crisis, Canada is streamlining pathways for foreign trades workers. Despite lower overall immigration caps in 2025,…
Sweden Proposes Paying Refugees Up to $37,000 to Return Home
Sweden's government will offer migrants up to $37,000 to voluntarily return home beginning in 2026. This policy shift increases the…
Court Allows Trump Admin to Share Immigrant Medicaid Details with ICE
A federal court has authorized the sharing of limited Medicaid biographical data with ICE for immigration enforcement. While medical histories…