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USCIS announced Federal Register fee updates for certain immigration-related forms for FY 2027. The new inflation-adjusted fees take effect Oct. 16, 2026, and requests postmarked on or after that date must include the updated amounts.
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FederalUSCIS to raise some immigration fees in FY 2027, effective Oct. 16, 2026
USCIS announced Federal Register fee updates for certain immigration-related forms for FY 2027. The new inflation-adjusted fees take effect Oct. 16, 2026, and requests postmarked on or after that date must include the updated amounts.
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Enforcement
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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Enforcement
FederalCourt order blocks USCIS “hold” policies; some pending cases must be processed normally
A federal court in California ordered USCIS to stop enforcing two “hold” policy memos and to adjudicate certain pending applications in the normal course. USCIS says it disagrees but will follow the order while litigation continues.
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Benefits / health
FederalNew federal rule bars Medicaid/CHIP payments for sex-rejecting procedures for minors
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Benefits / health
FederalProposed Medicaid rule would change “hold harmless” limits for certain health care taxes
CMS proposes new standards for when an “indirect hold harmless” arrangement exists for health care-related taxes. The changes would generally start October 1, 2026, with additional phase-down steps in expansion states beginning October 1, 2027.
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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FederalCMS seeks public comments on draft guidance for IRA Medicare drug price rules in 2028
CMS released draft guidance on how drug makers would carry out the “maximum fair price” for certain Medicare drugs in 2028.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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Benefits / health
FederalProposed 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.
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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
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Enforcement
FederalTPS for Lebanon extended 6 months to Nov. 27, 2026
The federal government automatically extended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for people from Lebanon for six more months. The extension runs through November 27, 2026.
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Enforcement
FederalILRC vows to keep fighting Trump immigration policies and limit access to benefits
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center says it will continue education, court monitoring, and advocacy against immigration enforcement and efforts it says would restrict benefits and naturalization. The group also calls for ending ICE funding and redirecting money toward housing, healthcare, and legal services.
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