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A Big H-1B Change Is Coming in March 2026

A Big H-1B Change Is Coming in March 2026

If your company hires international workers, especially recent graduates working on OPT, the next H-1B season may look very different. The U.S. government has finalized a rule that changes how…

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A Final Ruling in the Maldonado Bautista case Opens a Nationwide Path Back to Immigration Bond Hearings for Many “EWI” Detainees

A Final Ruling in the Maldonado Bautista case Opens a Nationwide Path Back to Immigration Bond Hearings for Many “EWI” Detainees

In 2025, a major shift in federal detention policy and case law left many people in ICE custody—often long-time U.S. residents—being told they were categorically ineligible for an immigration bond…

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USCIS Changes How U Visa Holders Can Adjust Status

USCIS Changes How U Visa Holders Can Adjust Status

On November 3, 2025, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services issued a policy alert that significantly changes how certain U visa holders may apply for lawful permanent residence. USCIS now states…

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USCIS Pauses Adjudication on Thousands of Cases

USCIS Pauses Adjudication on Thousands of Cases

2025 is ending on a peculiar note, with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services deciding that it no longer should be doing its job, and instead placing a pause on…

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Immigration Arrests at U.S. Airports

Immigration Arrests at U.S. Airports

Immigration enforcement at U.S. airports has changed significantly in recent months and airports are increasingly being used as active immigration enforcement locations. For many immigrants, including those with green cards,…

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Recent USCIS Changes to Work Permits (EADs): Shorter Validity Periods, Automatic Extension Limits, and Fee Increases

Recent USCIS Changes to Work Permits (EADs): Shorter Validity Periods, Automatic Extension Limits, and Fee Increases

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced several changes affecting Employment Authorization Documents (EADs), commonly known as work permits — including how long work permits are valid, whether work…

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So You Received An ICE Check-In Notice: What Now?

So You Received An ICE Check-In Notice: What Now?

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) check-ins can be confusing and scary—especially now that many people are receiving ICE check-in notices even if they’ve never dealt with ICE before. Understanding why…

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USCIS Announces Fee Increases Starting January 1, 2026

USCIS Announces Fee Increases Starting January 1, 2026

USCIS announced today that certain immigration filing fees will increase beginning January 1, 2026, as part of the agency’s new requirement to update fees each year based on inflation. This…

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