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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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New Visa Bond Program Requires Some Applicants to Post a Bond

A new permanent Visa Bond Program may require certain visa applicants to submit a bond of up to $20,000.

Aug 3, 2026schedule4 min read
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New Proposed Rule Could Fine Contemptuous Actions in Immigration Court

A proposed rule aims to allow immigration judges to impose fines for contemptuous behavior in court. This change affects individuals involved in immigration proceedings.

Jul 30, 2026schedule4 min read
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Proposed Changes to Exchange Visitor Program Rules Announced

The Department of State proposes updates to the Exchange Visitor Program, affecting J visa holders and sponsors.

Jul 30, 2026schedule5 min read
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Lawmakers 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.

Jul 22, 2026schedule4 min read
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CMS seeks public comments on draft guidance for IRA Medicare drug price rules in 2028

CMS released draft guidance on how drug makers would carry out the “maximum fair price” for certain Medicare drugs in 2028.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.

Jul 20, 2026schedule4 min read
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Advocates 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.

Jul 16, 2026schedule4 min read
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Proposed Medicare rule would update 2027 payment and coverage policies for Part B providers

CMS has published a proposed federal rule for 2027 that would update Medicare payment rates and several Part B policies, including drug and lab payment rules and shared savings program requirements.

Jul 16, 2026schedule4 min read
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Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to end birthright citizenship

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a Trump administration effort to end birthright citizenship. People born in the U.S. remain U.S. citizens under the 14th Amendment.

Jun 30, 2026schedule4 min read
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Supreme Court keeps birthright citizenship: children born in the U.S. are citizens

A Supreme Court decision upheld birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. The National Immigration Law Center says it’s a major win, but warns immigrant communities still face ongoing threats.

Jun 30, 2026schedule3 min read
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Proposed 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.

Jun 26, 2026schedule5 min read
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Supreme 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.

Jun 25, 2026schedule4 min read
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USCIS 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.

Jun 12, 2026schedule4 min read

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