A Judge Just Ruled Speech-Based Visa Revocations Unconstitutional—After Student Reporters Went Silent
A federal judge ruled that two immigration-law powers violate the First and Fifth Amendments when used against protected speech. The case began after noncitizen Stanford Daily journalists pulled articles, refused assignments and stopped speaking openly.
An Active-Duty Army Sergeant’s Wife Was Deported—Her Appeal Was Still Pending
Cristy Villafranca-Trejo was removed to Honduras while her appeal remained pending, leaving her active-duty Army husband caring for their daughter near Fort Bliss.
Up to 200,000 U.S. Visas Could Be Revoked—Here’s What That Would Actually Mean
The Trump administration is preparing to cancel business and tourism visas held by people who later sought asylum. The reported 200,000 figure is an estimate—and revocation would not automatically mean deportation.
Trump Administration Proposes a $103,265 H-1B Fee—On Top of Every Other Filing Cost
A DHS proposal would add a $103,265 charge to every cap-subject H-1B petition, including advanced-degree cases, potentially generating nearly $8.8 billion annually.
Judge Strikes Down Trump’s Visa Freeze Affecting Applicants From 75 Countries
A federal judge vacated the Trump administration’s nationality-based immigrant-visa freeze, ordering the State Department to restore case-by-case decisions and revisit denials based solely on the policy.