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USCIS is updating EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program fees so they cover the full cost of running the program. The change is set to take effect Nov. 30, 2026.
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FederalHHS/CMS pause on some ACA enrollment agent and broker registrations for 2027
An interim final rule lets HHS pause registration for certain ACA enrollment agents and brokers. CMS is immediately imposing a temporary moratorium affecting some federally facilitated Exchange enrollment help for Plan Year 2027.
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FederalState Department corrects ITAR rule text after accidental removal in 2026 update
A Federal Register correction fixes mistakes in a September 18, 2026 International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) update. The earlier rule unintentionally removed some regulatory text while clarifying denial policies and updating certain country and major non-NATO ally listings.
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FederalNew federal policy aims to tighten H-1B program integrity and improve agency coordination
A new Presidential document published in the Federal Register focuses on strengthening how the U.S. administers the H-1B visa program. It also directs federal agencies to coordinate more closely on program integrity efforts.
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FederalDHS says claims about an ICE shooting in Austin are false
DHS released a statement disputing multiple claims about an ICE officer-involved shooting in Austin, Texas. The agency says the person involved was in the U.S. illegally and received medical care, and it rejects allegations about ICE’s actions.
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FederalPresidential proclamation sets dates for Constitution Day and Citizenship Day in 2026
A presidential document announces observances for Constitution Day, Citizenship Day, and Constitution Week in 2026. The proclamation is mainly ceremonial and does not change immigration law.
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FederalTrump administration order targets H-1B program abuse and coordination among agencies
A new presidential action directs federal agencies to improve how they oversee and coordinate the H-1B visa program. It focuses on alleged employer misuse that the administration says harms U.S. wages and working conditions.
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FederalDHS/CBP report 16 months of “zero releases” at the border
DHS and CBP say they have had 16 straight months with zero people released after border encounters. The agencies also report sharp drops in apprehensions and increased drug seizures.
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FederalProclamation marks Constitution Day and Citizenship Day during Constitution Week, 2026
The President issued a proclamation setting aside Constitution Day, Citizenship Day, and Constitution Week in 2026. The statement emphasizes constitutional values and calls for Americans to uphold the rule of law.
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FederalCA AG sues to block Trump public charge rule that could affect green card eligibility
California Attorney General Rob Bonta, with other states, sued to stop a new federal public charge rule. The lawsuit argues the rule unlawfully expands when immigration officials can deny lawful permanent residency based on use of certain public benefits.
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FederalILRC marks 25 years since 9/11 and says security policies expanded surveillance of immigrants
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center reflects on how post-9/11 security policies reshaped U.S. immigration enforcement over 25 years. The group points to programs like NSEERS and later DHS/ICE structures as examples of how safety measures became surveillance and criminalization.
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FederalCourt order tells USCIS to resume normal processing for some Diversity Visa adjustment cases
A federal court temporarily paused USCIS’s Diversity Visa “hold” policy for a limited group of applicants. USCIS must, as practicable, resume ordinary adjudication of certain pending adjustment of status applications for the rest of the FY-2026 Diversity Visa year.
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FederalDHS expands permanent-resident registration for some U.S.-born children of foreign government employees
DHS issued an interim final rule that lets certain children born in the U.S. to foreign government employees register as lawful permanent residents. The rule takes effect Sept. 4, 2026, but DHS says it will not implement it for a certified class while an injunction is in place.
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