Immigration News

Administrative Closure In Immigration Court: What It Means, Who Qualifies, And Recent Policy Updates

by Jim Hacking | June 27, 2025

Administrative closure is a procedural tool used by immigration judges and the BIA - Board of Immigration Appeals - to temporarily pause removal proceedings without dismissing the case entirely.... VIEW POST

Latest Trump Immigration Laws Explained: Changes, Challenges, And Legal Help

by Jim Hacking | April 28, 2025

Immigrating to the United States is a journey of hope and determination. However, it's now shaped by the evolving landscape of the Trump immigration laws in 2025. Understanding these... VIEW POST

Trump's Immigration Policy: Key Changes, Impacts, and What It Means for the Future

by Jim Hacking | April 8, 2025

Trump's immigration policy introduced stricter border controls, reduced legal immigration, and prioritized enforcement. These changes continue to influence debates on future immigration reforms in the U.S. Immigration has always... VIEW POST

Immigration Under Trump 2.0: What to Expect with Enforcement and More

by Jim Hacking | March 12, 2025

Learn about all the potential changes in immigration for Trump's presidency comeback in this in-depth guide. Donald Trump assumed the presidency once again, and immigration enforcement was the central... VIEW POST

Bernie just dropped his immigration plan: abolish ICE and make DACA recipients legal

by Jim Hacking | November 7, 2019

Sen. Bernie Sanders released his immigration plan Thursday, promising to enact a progressive wish list of policies, such as abolishing ICE, pausing deportations, and pushing a pathway to citizenship,... VIEW POST

USCIS to Crack Down on Immigration Officers Who Approve Too Many Cases

by Jim Hacking | March 17, 2018

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service is adding another layer of bureaucracy to its processing of immigration benefits.  The intended target - to more closely scrutinize cases that are... VIEW POST

Child Separated From Asylum Seeking Mother for Over Four Months

by Jim Hacking | March 5, 2018

In late February, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sued the government for separating an asylum-seeking mother from her child unlawfully. A Congolese woman was sent to a different... VIEW POST