Immigration News & Updates

The Department of Justice and USCIS have dramatically expanded their denaturalization efforts in 2026, raising concerns among naturalized U.S. citizens across the country. What was once reserved for the most extreme cases of fraud has become a top enforcement priority under the current administration. Here is what naturalized citizens should understand about these changes. The Scale of the Expansion The Trump administration has directed USCIS to refer 100 to 200 denaturalizat

In a sweeping policy change that has sent ripples through the immigration community, USCIS issued a policy memorandum on January 1, 2026, placing holds on the final adjudication of all pending immigration benefit requests filed by or on behalf of individuals connected to 39 countries designated as high risk. This expanded directive is affecting tens of thousands of pending cases and causing significant uncertainty for applicants and employers alike. Which Countries Are Affect

USCIS has authorized the Dates for Filing charts for both family- and employment-based adjustment of status in April 2026, and nearly every preference category jumps forward. But the Department of State is openly warning that the movement is being driven by reduced visa demand from countries hit by recent Presidential Proclamations — and retrogression may come later this fiscal year.

On March 31, 2026, President Trump signed EO 14399, directing DHS and SSA to build state-by-state citizen voter lists and ordering USPS to rewrite mail-in ballot rules. Here is what it does and why it matters for naturalized citizens and immigrants.

A federal judge upheld the $100,000 H-1B fee in December 2025. Now the D.C. Circuit is weighing the appeal. Here is where the three lawsuits stand and what employers should do.

If you are an artist, musician, filmmaker, designer, or other creative professional looking to work in the United States, the O-1B visa may be your best option

With the H-1B lottery becoming more competitive than ever under the new weighted selection system, many employers and foreign professionals are looking for alternatives. One of the most powerful — and often overlooked — strategies is the H-1B cap exemption available to institutions of higher education and their affiliated nonprofit organizations. If your organization has a connection to a college or university, you may be able to file H-1B petitions year-round without ever e

On April 1, 2026, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in one of the most consequential immigration cases in modern history: the challenge to President Trump's Executive Order 14160, which attempts to restrict birthright citizenship. The outcome of this case could redefine who qualifies as a United States citizen at birth and affect millions of families across the country.