ICE intensifies immigration actions at the San Diego federal courthouse
Federal authorities have strengthened the presence of immigration agents at the San Diego federal courthouse, focusing on the detention of undocumented immigrants with criminal records or pending judicial proceedings. The measure is part of a broader ICE effort to ensure that detention orders issued by federal courts are enforced effectively. According to reports, the action […]
DHS proposes expanding the collection of biometric data in immigration processes, including DNA testing
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has introduced a proposed rule that would expand the collection and use of biometric data from individuals applying for immigration benefits in the United States, including fingerprints, facial scans, iris scans, and DNA testing, according to a document published in the Federal Register. You can also read. “The government […]
The government nears reopening after agreement in the Senate
The end of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history appears to be closer after eight Democratic senators broke with their party and supported a Republican plan to fund most federal agencies through January. The Senate vote, with a result of 60 to 40, allowed the bill to move forward to formal debate before the […]
DHS cancels Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the cancellation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan, a measure that will take effect on January 5, 2026, according to a notice published in the Federal Register on November 5, 2025. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem made the decision after consulting with various federal agencies […]
Kansas mayor accused of voter fraud thanks to verification from USCIS’s SAVE program
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach announced voter fraud charges against José Ceballos, a Mexican national and recently re-elected mayor of Coldwater, Kansas. Ceballos faces six charges—three for voting without being qualified and three for election perjury—that could result in more than five years in prison. State authorities stated that the case was detected thanks to […]
The Latino vote shows signs of change and worries Republicans
The elections on Tuesday, Tuesday, November 4 revealed a significant shift in Latino voting behavior that worries several Republican leaders. Although the economy continues to be the main issue of interest for these voters, many also expressed their rejection of the deportation policies of the Donald Trump administration. Democrats achieved broad victories in New Jersey, […]
U.S. limits the number of refugees to 7,500 for 2026, with priority given to white South Africans
The administration of President Donald Trump set a new limit of 7,500 refugees for fiscal year 2026, the lowest figure since the creation of the program in 1980. The announcement, published in the Federal Register, states that admissions will be justified for humanitarian reasons or national interest, and that most of the slots will be […]
The annual asylum fee temporarily suspended following lawsuit filed by ASAP members
In early October, the organization ASAP (Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project) filed a lawsuit against the new $100 annual fee for asylum seekers, arguing that the measure was unfair, confusing, and harmful to individuals with pending cases. As a result, a federal judge ordered the government to review and improve the collection process, noting that the […]
“Safe Third Country” agreement between the U.S. and Belize will allow the transfer of asylum seekers
The governments of the United States and Belize signed a pact for Belize to act as a “safe third country,” meaning that individuals seeking asylum in the U.S. could be sent to Belize while their cases are reviewed. According to the agreement, Belize will retain absolute veto power over who is transferred, will manage limited […]
The United States faces a prolonged government shutdown affecting services and administrative processes
The partial shutdown of the U.S. federal government, now surpassing its 34th day, continues to impact essential services and threatens to become the longest in the nation’s history. Thousands of federal employees are working without pay, while programs such as SNAP (food assistance) and air transportation services are facing delays and cutbacks. In several airports, […]
