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Latest News in Immigration
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November 06, 2026
A Washington federal judge said Friday he was "extremely" troubled by an immigration law firm's apparent attempt to secure legal releases from former clients — now potential class members in a fraud lawsuit against the firm and its founder — by offering them refunds.
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November 06, 2026
The D.C. Circuit didn't seem so sure Friday morning that thousands of Afghan and Iraqi citizens who helped U.S. forces overseas should be stripped of their class status as they sue the government for making them wait more than five years for their special visa applications to be processed.
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November 06, 2026
Cities and counties in Ohio, Tennessee and Texas, along with two dozen state allies, urged the D.C. Circuit to reject the Trump administration's push to revive a vacated Federal Emergency Management Agency rule that conditioned counterterrorism grant funding on election policy changes.
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November 06, 2026
Another Chicago prosecutor ordered to testify about the circumstances surrounding a since-dropped push to prosecute six "Operation Midway Blitz" protesters says the hearing may be approaching too quickly, but a federal judge says she won't reschedule it unless all parties involved agree on the next date.
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November 06, 2026
A Massachusetts judge on Friday pressed an attorney for the federal government on its alleged pivot to more restrictive guidance on internships and other experiential learning opportunities for foreign students, noting that higher education organizations and students are having to make significant changes to adapt.
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