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FederalFederal plan to fund Burke Law Group for legal help to unaccompanied children in immigration cases
The federal Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) says it intends to award a single-source cooperative agreement worth up to $150 million to a Houston law firm. The funding would support legal orientation, consultations, and attorney representation for eligible unaccompanied children while they are in ORR care.
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Enforcement
FederalUSCIS will deny more immigration benefits without asking for extra evidence first
USCIS says people must prove eligibility and submit required initial evidence when they file. If an application is incomplete or doesn’t show eligibility, USCIS may deny it without first sending an RFE or NOID.
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Urgent Alert
FederalJudge allows termination of Haitian TPS, putting about 350,000 people at deportation risk
A federal judge approved ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, increasing the risk of detention and deportation. Haitian TPS holders may also face new enforcement steps, including electronic monitoring in some places.
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Enforcement
FederalLawmakers urge Congress to end ICE detention and cut ICE funding under the Melt ICE Act
Advocates and members of Congress launched a campaign calling for an end to ICE detention centers and expansion. They are pushing Congress to pass the Melt ICE Act (H.R. 7190) to end DHS authority and funding for detaining and monitoring immigrants.
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Benefits / health
FederalCMS seeks public comments on draft guidance for IRA Medicare drug price rules in 2028
CMS released draft guidance on how drug makers would carry out the “maximum fair price” for certain Medicare drugs in 2028. The agency is asking the public to submit comments.
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Enforcement
FederalAdvocates warn Trump “public charge” rule could restrict immigrants’ access to health and food aid
The National Immigration Law Center says a finalized “public charge” rule would make immigrants afraid to use basic services like health care and food assistance. The group also says the rule is unlawful and plans to challenge it.
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Benefits / health
FederalFederal rule would add a community engagement requirement for some Medicaid enrollees
A new federal rule published in the Federal Register proposes a community engagement requirement for certain Medicaid recipients. The change could affect eligibility for some people, depending on how states implement it.
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Enforcement
FederalProposed rule would tighten sponsor checks for unaccompanied children, including identity and income proof
A new federal proposed rule would add documentation standards for sponsors of unaccompanied children in ORR custody, including proof of identity and proof of income. It also would update parts of background-check and safety-related assessment requirements.
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Asylum / Refugee
FederalSupreme Court rulings clear way to end TPS for Haiti and Syria and restrict asylum at the border
A Supreme Court decision cleared the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti and Syria. Advocates also say the rulings further weaken people’s ability to seek asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Enforcement
FederalUSCIS vacates three hold-policy memos after Rhode Island court order
A federal court in Rhode Island vacated USCIS “hold” policy guidance, and USCIS says it will follow the order while further legal review is possible. The change applies across the agency and affects people with immigration applications covered by those memos.
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Enforcement
FederalDOJ updates EOIR filing fees under new law
An interim final rule updates the Department of Justice’s fee regulations for filings with EOIR. The changes are meant to align DOJ’s fee rules with a recent statute.
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Enforcement
FederalHouse votes to add $70B more for ICE, despite reported detention conditions and rights concerns
A GOP-controlled House vote would increase ICE funding by $70 billion on top of already planned enforcement spending. Advocates say the money could expand detention practices they link to unsafe and inhumane conditions.
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